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Ancient Theatre for 6,500 Spectators
Ancient Theatre Of Delos的点评
点评：This is one of the highlights on the ancient island of Delos and is one of the last sights you see if you follow the blue walking trail around to the left of the Sacred Harbour.
It’s impressive and was one of only a few ancient Greek theatres that was built completely in marble.
Construction began in 296 BC and took around 50+ years to complete. When it was finished, it could hold an estimated 6,500 people.
Interestingly, the population on Delos was pretty tiny so the theatre was filled only during the festive seasons.
The ‘koilon’ (the semi-circular area where the audience sat) was built upon a short, sturdy marble retaining wall. It was on a huge scale, with 43 rows of seating.
You can clearly see the first four rows of seats which are largely intact. The seats in the first row are the best preserved. This was where the VIPs sat so not surprisingly, they are the only seats with back rests. Although the higher rows are not intact, we could still make out the general idea of the rest of the seating that would have filled the sloping hillside.
Located within the swanky, more sophisticated residential quarter of Delos, this became known as the “theatre district”. The nearby homes (House of Cleopatra, House of Masks, House of Dolphins and the House of the Trident) belonged to the well-to-do - bankers from Rome and Egyptian and Phoenician merchants. The area also included clearly defined streets, a cistern, sanctuaries, workshops, and shops.
If like us, you are doing a self-guided walking tour, there is a detailed information board next to the theatre with a diagram, background information, aerial photos and pictures of theatre masks and mosaics found here.
DELOS NOTES:
You need at least a couple of hours to explore the island but be aware that there is no shade and few facilities. You’ll need to bring your own water and snacks if you want them. The only toilets are by the entrance. Currently the museum is closed until 2024.
If you’re not doing a tour, then bring a good guide-book or download a self-guided tour beforehand. When we were there, the only maps were in Greek.
It’s impressive and was one of only a few ancient Greek theatres that was built completely in marble.
Construction began in 296 BC and took around 50+ years to complete. When it was finished, it could hold an estimated 6,500 people.
Interestingly, the population on Delos was pretty tiny so the theatre was filled only during the festive seasons.
The ‘koilon’ (the semi-circular area where the audience sat) was built upon a short, sturdy marble retaining wall. It was on a huge scale, with 43 rows of seating.
You can clearly see the first four rows of seats which are largely intact. The seats in the first row are the best preserved. This was where the VIPs sat so not surprisingly, they are the only seats with back rests. Although the higher rows are not intact, we could still make out the general idea of the rest of the seating that would have filled the sloping hillside.
Located within the swanky, more sophisticated residential quarter of Delos, this became known as the “theatre district”. The nearby homes (House of Cleopatra, House of Masks, House of Dolphins and the House of the Trident) belonged to the well-to-do - bankers from Rome and Egyptian and Phoenician merchants. The area also included clearly defined streets, a cistern, sanctuaries, workshops, and shops.
If like us, you are doing a self-guided walking tour, there is a detailed information board next to the theatre with a diagram, background information, aerial photos and pictures of theatre masks and mosaics found here.
DELOS NOTES:
You need at least a couple of hours to explore the island but be aware that there is no shade and few facilities. You’ll need to bring your own water and snacks if you want them. The only toilets are by the entrance. Currently the museum is closed until 2024.
If you’re not doing a tour, then bring a good guide-book or download a self-guided tour beforehand. When we were there, the only maps were in Greek.
翻译：这是古老的提洛岛的亮点之一，如果您沿着圣港左侧的蓝色步道行走，这也是您看到的最后景点之一。
它令人印象深刻，是少数完全用大理石建造的古希腊剧院之一。
建造工程于公元前 296 年开始，历时约 50 多年才完工。竣工后，估计可容纳 6,500 人。
有趣的是，提洛岛的人口很少，因此剧院只有在节日期间才会挤满人。
“koilon”（观众坐的半圆形区域）建在短而坚固的大理石挡土墙上。规模宏大，有43排座位。
你可以清楚地看到前四排座位基本上完好无损。第一排的座位保存得最好。这是贵宾坐的地方，所以毫不奇怪，他们是唯一有靠背的座位。尽管较高的几排并不完好无损，但我们仍然可以看出其余座位的总体思路，这些座位将填满倾斜的山坡。
位于提洛岛时尚、更精致的住宅区内，这里被称为“剧院区”。附近的房屋（克利奥帕特拉之家、面具之家、海豚之家和三叉戟之家）属于富裕的罗马银行家以及埃及和腓尼基商人。该地区还包括明确界定的街道、蓄水池、庇护所、作坊和商店。
如果您像我们一样进行自助徒步旅行，剧院旁边有一个详细的信息板，上面有图表、背景信息、航拍照片以及剧院面具和马赛克的图片。
德洛斯注释：
您至少需要几个小时来探索该岛，但请注意，岛上没有阴凉处，设施也很少。如果需要，您需要自带水和零食。唯一的厕所位于入口处。目前博物馆关闭至 2024 年。
如果您不参加旅行，请带上一本好的旅游指南或提前下载一份自助游。当我们在那里时，唯一的地图是希腊语的。
它令人印象深刻，是少数完全用大理石建造的古希腊剧院之一。
建造工程于公元前 296 年开始，历时约 50 多年才完工。竣工后，估计可容纳 6,500 人。
有趣的是，提洛岛的人口很少，因此剧院只有在节日期间才会挤满人。
“koilon”（观众坐的半圆形区域）建在短而坚固的大理石挡土墙上。规模宏大，有43排座位。
你可以清楚地看到前四排座位基本上完好无损。第一排的座位保存得最好。这是贵宾坐的地方，所以毫不奇怪，他们是唯一有靠背的座位。尽管较高的几排并不完好无损，但我们仍然可以看出其余座位的总体思路，这些座位将填满倾斜的山坡。
位于提洛岛时尚、更精致的住宅区内，这里被称为“剧院区”。附近的房屋（克利奥帕特拉之家、面具之家、海豚之家和三叉戟之家）属于富裕的罗马银行家以及埃及和腓尼基商人。该地区还包括明确界定的街道、蓄水池、庇护所、作坊和商店。
如果您像我们一样进行自助徒步旅行，剧院旁边有一个详细的信息板，上面有图表、背景信息、航拍照片以及剧院面具和马赛克的图片。
德洛斯注释：
您至少需要几个小时来探索该岛，但请注意，岛上没有阴凉处，设施也很少。如果需要，您需要自带水和零食。唯一的厕所位于入口处。目前博物馆关闭至 2024 年。
如果您不参加旅行，请带上一本好的旅游指南或提前下载一份自助游。当我们在那里时，唯一的地图是希腊语的。
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