Plan of house A viii 10, which may be an example of synoikia, a situation mentioned in the sources in which some buildings were occupied simultaneously by several parties and could be used as apartments, lodging houses, inns or shops. These houses, especially the smaller ones, were generally associated with poorer or itinerant people. In this image we can see the subdivisions, which could range from 2 to as many as 4 modules per unit.
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