Phalerikon Teichos

wall · 400 BC – 2099 AD · location approximate

Mentioned by Thucydides, the "Phaleric Wall" (a third major component of Athens' "Long Walls") extended toward Phaleron, but became obsolete already late in the Peloponnesian War. It may have been destroyed or allowed to deteriorate and was subsequently spoliated and reused for building matieral: no trace of this fortification has been identified in modern times.

Coordinates
37.95339, 23.71255
Also known as
Phaleric Wall (en), Phaleric Wall (en), Φαληρικὸν τεῖχος (grc)
Dating
attested

Sources

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