Summary (English)
The 2003 excavations uncovered remains and further sections of the early Christian basilica. Excavations south of the basilica revealed a complex of buildings. A portico, not accessible from the basilica, was represented by a line of stone piers. South of the portico was a small chapel paved with tiles. It was a rectangular building, a niche in its northern wall with a rare example of a complete window pane at it base. The south of the chapel was connected to a large tower with thick walls, the ground floor occupied by a large water tank. To the south of this was a small bath house.
- Andrew Crowson - ICAA-International Center for Albanian Archaeology / IWA-Institute of World Archaeology, University of East Anglia
Director
- Ilir Gjipali - Instituti i Arkeologjisë Tiranë, Departamenti i Prehistorisë (Albanian Institute of Archaeology, Department of Prehistory)
- Richard Hodges - ICAA-International Center for Albanian Archaeology / IWA-Institute of World Archaeology, University of East Anglia
- William Bowden - School of Humanities, Faculty of Arts, Department of Archaeology, University of Nottingham
Team
- Luan Përzhita - Instituti i Arkeologjisë Tiranë, Departamenti i Antikitetit të Vonë dhe Mesjetës së Hershme (Albanian Institute of Archaeology, Department of Late Antiquity and Early Medieval)
Research Body
- IWA - Institute of World Archaeology, University of East Anglia
- Instituti Arkeologjik Tiranë (Albanian Institute of Archaeology)
Funding Body
- Atticus Foundation
- Butrint Foundation
- Packard Humanities Institute
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