PROJECT COPIS
MAPS OF AREA
DATABASE
EXCAVATIONS AND RESEARCH
ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH
OTTOMAN CONQUEST
TRAVELERS’ ACCOUNTS
TYPE OF OTTOMAN DOCUMENTS
ARCHITECTURE
ACROCORINTH MOUNTAIN CASTLE
THE FORTIFICATIONS of ACROCORINTH
POST-BYZANTINE CHURCHES
OTTOMAN WAREHOUSE
ΜΕΚΤΕΒ
FOUNTAIN AT THE 2ND PRECINCT OF ACROCORINTH, SITUATED BETWEEN THE TWO TOWERS OUTSIDE OF THE THIRD GATE
FOUNTAIN AT THE 3ND PRECINCT OF ACROCORINTH, SITUATED INSIDE THE THIRD ENCEINTE, CLOSE TO THE CHURCH OF AG. DIMITRIOS.
SMALL HAMAM IN ACROCORINTH, IN THE 3RD PRECINCT, HEADING TOWARDS MOSQUE A
BATH (HAMAM) CLOSE TO THE PLATEAU AT THE RIGHT OF THE MAIN PATH UP THE CASTLE.
ANCIENT CORINTH
HACI MUSTAFA FOUNTAIN
ANAPLOGA FOUNTAIN
MURAT AGA FOUNTAIN
TEKKE FOUNTAIN (REMAINS)
THE TEKKE (SEZAI-YI GÜLSENI TÜRBESI)
KACHROS FOUNTAIN (ONLY A FEW REMAINING TRACES)
KIAMIL BEY’S PALACE (SERAGLIO)
KIAMIL BEY’S PALACE MONUMENTAL STAIRWAY, ANCIENT CORINTH VILLAGE
KIAMIL BEY’S PALACE HAMMAM
SMALL HAMAM AT THE LOWER CITY OF ANCIENT CORINTH
HAMAM AT THE LOWER CITY OF ANCIENT CORINTH, BEHIND THE TEKKE
ANCIENT SIKYONA (VASILIKO)
SIKYONA FOUNTAIN, “MEGALI” OR “PALIA VRYSH”
LITTLE FOUNTAIN (MIKRI VRYSI)
SIKYONA ARCHED BRIDGE TOURKOGEFYRA OVER THE ASOPOS RIVER, NEAR VASILIKO (SIKYONA)
AGIOS NIKOLAOS AT VASILIKO (INSCRIPTION)
TRIKALA IN CORINTHIA
NOTARAS MANSION
DASIOS’ MANSION
CHURCH OF THE DORMITION AT MESI SYNOIKIA
PYRGOS, ΕVROSTINI. KORDI FORTIFIED MANSION
ZACHOLI (EVROSTINI), CHURCH OF AGIOS GEORGIOS
Sykia near Xylokastro
SYKIA. KIAMIL BEY’S SUMMER RESIDENCE
NEMEA (ΑGIOS GEORGIOS), CHURCH OF AGIOS GEORGIOS
PHENEOS, AGIOS GEORGIOS MONASTERY (“FONIA” MONASTERY)
AGIOS GEORGIOS AT SOFIKO
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES – ENGRAVINGS
MONUMENTS FOUND IN THE REGION OF CORINTHIA, WHOSE DATE OF CONSTRUCTION IS ESTIMATED DURING THE PERIOD OF THE DATING FROM THE OTTOMAN PERIOD IN CORINTHIA
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ARCHITECTURE
MONUMENTS FOUND IN THE REGION OF CORINTHIA, WHOSE DATE OF CONSTRUCTION IS ESTIMATED DURING THE PERIOD OF THE DATING FROM THE OTTOMAN PERIOD IN CORINTHIA
Several secular buildings, churches and public buildings date from the Ottoman period.
