Archaeological Area, Stymphalos

The Archaeological Area of Stymphalos in Arcadia, Greece, contains the ruins of a city refounded in the 4th century BC on a grid plan [1]. Excavations have revealed houses, a theatre, palaestra, fountain house, multiple temples, and a sanctuary [1]. An inscription bearing the letters POLIAD ("of Athena Polias") suggests the principal divinity worshipped was Athena Polias [1]. Four small cemeteries dating to the late 4th century BC have been identified [1].