Visit The Theatre and Odeum at Argos, Greece.

The ruins of two distinct theater sites, situated just 100 meters from each other,
have been excavated in Argos. the first recorded date for excavation of a theater here was 18892, when I. Kophiniotis
partially unearthed the larger, Hellenistic theater. Although it is unclear when, the theaters fell into disuse, changes made
to the theater, the odeum, and other Argive sites point to sustained activity as late as the fourth and fifth cnturies A.D. These theaters could
have been buried for as many as 1,400 years

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Visit The Theatre and Odeum at Argos, Greece. 

The ruins of two distinct theater sites, situated just 100 meters from each other,  
have been excavated in Argos. the first recorded date for excavation of a theater here was 18892, when I. Kophiniotis
partially unearthed the larger, Hellenistic theater. Although it is unclear when, the theaters fell into disuse, changes made 
to the theater, the odeum, and other Argive sites point to sustained activity as late as the fourth and fifth cnturies A.D. These theaters could
have been buried for as many as 1, 400 years