-
having the
three basic elements: a
koilon, an orchestra, and a
skene (stage) with a
diameter of
about 25 meters. The
koilon of the
ancient theatre was formed...
-
Pergamon and, in 67 A.D., on the
occasion of
emperor Nero's visit. The
koilon (cavea)
leans against the
natural slope of the
mountain whereas its eastern...
- the Stadion,
which he
calls the
North entrance, and the Stoa
round the
koilon,
which he
calls the
South entrance." The
derelict stadium's
marbles were...
-
seating area (
koilon) and the side
entrances (parodoi) were left incomplete,
apparently due to
inability to fund
their completion. The
koilon is divided...
- 36 metres, it is the
steepest of all
ancient theatres. The
seating area (
koilon) is
divided horizontally by two walkways,
called diazomata, and vertically...
- of the
fifth century B.C.
would find
himself seated in the theatron, or
koilon,a semi-circular,
curved bank of seats,
resembling in some
respects the closed...
-
theatre follows the
common typical layout of Gr**** theatres, with a wide
koilon (auditorium) and a
small scene-building. Its site is
located near Pazarlık...
-
orchestra (performance area) with a
scenae (stage building)
behind it, and a
koilon or
cavea (seating area)
which took
advantage of the
natural slope of the...
-
Konitsa Pindos Konitsa Tilikratis Panlefkadios Apollon Vounarakiou PAOK Kos
Koilon Siatista Paxoi academy Makrygialos Giotsa Play Zone R.T.
Preveza RIA Sport...
-
building was
built of bricks,
field stones and mortar. The
stage and the
koilon (the auditorium, the seats) were separated; The
stage was
decorated with...
