Index — eight sections, twenty-nine entries
Section B

The Ancient Shore

Greek and Roman ground on the eastern side. What happens to a civic centre when the harbour that paid for it silts up, and why floors outlast walls.

Visitors gathered at a stone gateway with a carved lion relief above the lintel
B.1The lion gate at Butrint. Each period reused the walls it found rather than clearing them, which is why the site reads as one fabric.Photo: Tourists Butrint Albania · Wikimedia Commons
The entries

4 entries in this section. Every one is a named place or a named practice, described as built fabric.

All twenty-nine entries