Plan of a house in the polis of Dystos, Euboea, probably dating from the 5th century BC (after Wiegand 1899, fig. 5). The house has an area of 220 m². Areas 5 and 6 seem to have been used as kitchens, since the larger of them has smoke outlets. Room 4 may have been an andron, although this is disputed. The interpretation of the functions of the different rooms is hampered by the lack of archaeological material found in situ.
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