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The main street of Camirus (center) and the Hellenistic Stoa (top) from N A main feature of the houses was the interior colonnaded courtyard with one side usually higher than the others (Rhodian peristyle). They were adorned with mosaic floors and facades with architraves and painted decoration on plaster. |
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