An impressive statue depicting Hercules from the Roman times was discovered in the ancient site of Philippi in northern Greece, Alongside the statue, a richly decorated structure, potentially a fountain was also found.
A statement from the Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports announced excavations were carried out by the Aristotle University by Professor, Natalia Poulos, the director of excavations and collaborators Assitance Professor Aristotle Menzos and 24 students took part in the excavation. The research was funded by the Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports. and will be continued this year on the eastern streets of the city.
The point of convergence of the two streets is formed by a square surrounded by beautiful buildings and a fountain. The buildings were uniquely adorned with fragments that were discovered.
The magnificent statue from approximately the 2nd century AD Roman period adds a unique archtechtural style to the premises.
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