Archaeological Site of Saint Patapios

The archaeological site near Veria contains remains of ancient settlements, stone structures, and religious artifacts spanning multiple periods. The findings show continuous occupation and habitation across different eras.

The site shows continuous settlement from antiquity through the Roman period, with excavations revealing Roman-era elements throughout. An unfinished statue found in 2021 demonstrates the long span of human activity at this location.

The site connects to early Christian history and the presence of Apostle Paul in the region during the first century. Religious objects and settlement patterns visible in the remains show how faith and daily life were intertwined in this place.

The site is accessible for research purposes and requires advance permission from local authorities to examine the findings in detail. It helps to contact the responsible offices beforehand to arrange access and learn about what is currently on view.

Recent excavations uncovered a notable collection of coins, membranes, and religious items that provide rare insight into how ancient inhabitants lived day to day. These varied objects show the material world people organized around themselves.

Location: Imathia Regional Unit

Website: http://odysseus.culture.gr/h/3/gh351.jsp?obj_id=5108

GPS coordinates: 40.52597,22.20481

Latest update: December 8, 2025 20:03