Historic Cities
Explore Pavlopetri in 1200 BC
AI rebuilds Pavlopetri street by street, and you explore through it in your browser.
Historic Places, Rebuilt · City reconstruction
Pavlopetri, 1200 BC
Pavlopetri in 1200 BC is a working Mycenaean harbour town coming close to its long decline, lying where shallow lagoon and shore meet. Visitors will pass its planned grid of streets and two-storey courtyard houses, see looms and great storage jars, small fishing boats hauled on the strand, and the rock-cut tombs at the town's edge.
14 scenes, 9 streets, squares and views, 5 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Pavlopetri as it stood in 1200 BC (“Pavlopetri”).
The route, scene by scene
- 1. Vatika Bay Approach
- 2. Harbour Strand
- 3. Central Street
- 4. Courtyard House Row
- ↳ House Court with Loom · interior
- 5. Textile Quarter
- ↳ Loom Chamber of Weavers · interior
- 6. Pithoi Store
- ↳ Pithos Storage Chamber · interior
- 7. Potters' Street
- ↳ Kiln and Potter's Workroom · interior
- 8. Rock-cut Tombs
- ↳ Rock-cut Family Chamber · interior
- 9. Onou Gnathos Headland