Patraeus

The remains of Patraeus extend across a substantial area, revealing foundations of ancient structures, defensive walls, and residential quarters near the Black Sea coast.

Established around 600 BCE, Patraeus developed into a regional center with strong connections to Greek settlements along the Black Sea trading routes.

Archaeological excavations at Patraeus have uncovered numerous artifacts, including ceramics, coins, and domestic items that indicate Greek and local cultural practices.

The archaeological site requires advance permission for visits, and access is restricted to specific hours during the spring and summer research seasons.

Scientists have identified multiple construction layers at Patraeus, with some structures showing evidence of advanced engineering techniques from different historical periods.

Location: Temryuksky District

Inception: 6 century BCE

GPS coordinates: 45.31494,36.83782

Latest update: March 21, 2025 08:31