Theatre of Aptera

Theatre ID	4
Name	Theatre of Aptera
Description	It had three phases: an Hellenistic one, a first Roman one and a second Roman one
Date	III century

Location

Vicinity to Modern Village	it is located about 650 meters far from the modern village of Aptera, on the east side
Distance from the Sea	910 m.
Orientation	SW
Location with Respect to the Ancient Town	SE
Proximity to Ancient Town	placed within the ancient walls
Lng	24.82808
Lat	35.274042
Elevation	213 m.

Comparison

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Theatre	Country
Metapontum. Dated to the IV century BC.	Italy

Scholars

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Scholar Name
Drerup Heinrich
Sanders Ian
Niniou - Kindeli Vanna
Dilke Oswald Ashton Wentworth

Acoustic Analysis

T30 125 Hz	0.86
T30 250 Hz	0.75
T30 500 Hz	0.7
T30 1000 Hz	0.66
T30 2000 Hz	0.7

EDT 125 Hz	0.64
EDT 250 Hz	0.4
EDT 500 Hz	0.34
EDT 1000 Hz	0.35
EDT 2000 Hz	0.35

C80 125 Hz	7.58
C80 250 Hz	11.38
C80 500 Hz	13.29
C80 1000 Hz	13.4
C80 2000 Hz	13.59

D50 125 Hz	0.7
D50 250 Hz	0.8
D50 500 Hz	0.84
D50 1000 Hz	0.84
D50 2000 Hz	0.85

STI	0.79

Bibliography

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#	Publish Year	Reference
1	1950	Dilke O. A. W., Details and Chronology of Greek Theatre Caveas, in The Annual of the British School at Athens Vol. 45 (1950), pp. 20-62
2	1942	Drerup H., Paläokastro – Aptara, in F.Matz, Fourschungen auf Kreta, 1942, pp. 89-98.1951.
3	2016	Niniou - Kindeli V. and Chatzidakis N., The Roman theatre at Aptera: a preliminary report, in Roman Crete: new perspective, pp. 127-153. Oxford & Philadelphia, Oxbow book, 2016.
4	1837	Pashley R., Travels in Crete. John Murray, London 1837.
5	1982	Sanders I. F., Roman Crete. An Archaeological Survey and Gazetteer of Late Hellenistic, Roman and Early Byzantine Crete. Warminster, Wilts: Aris & Phillips, 1982, Oxford.
6		Zeno A., Venezia, Biblioteca Marciana, Mss. It. CL. X. 345=7162.