Temple G, known as the temple of Hephaistos or, in Latin, Vulcan, seen from the south-east. On the right, the first column from the north of the front, and on the left the sixth column from the east of the southern long side. These are the only two surviving columns of a temple preserved almost only at foundation level. Here the structure of just one row of blocks of an Archaic enclosure can be seen, incorporated by the temple in the last decade of the 5th century and still not completed when the city was destroyed in 406 BC.
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