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This ancient Roman quarry near Myloi in Euboea showcases the industrial heritage of classical antiquity, where skilled workers extracted marble cylinders for architectural and decorative purposes. The site reveals the sophisticated quarrying techniques employed by Roman engineers, with partially extracted columns and stone blocks still visible in their original positions, offering insight into the labor-intensive processes that supplied materials for grand public structures throughout the empire.
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Roman Quarry is located in Μύλοι, Π.Ε. Εύβοιας, Greece. Coordinates: 38.03770, 24.44690.
This ancient Roman quarry near Myloi in Euboea showcases the industrial heritage of classical antiquity, where skilled workers extracted marble cylinders for architectural and decorative purposes. The site reveals the sophisticated quarryin
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In antiquity it was known as “Kylindri quarry (Euboea)”, attested in 1 ancient texts.