Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean (4.1992(1993))

Fig. 3. Tomb T10 A. Ptan by Adam Dolot.
Marina. Investigations of the preserved southern part indicated yet
another aboveground mausoleum consisting of a rectangular
banquet hall with benches (couches) to judge by the remains. Its
width was 6.90 m from east to west, while about 4.50 m of the
length has survived. Adjacent to the mausoleum on the south, on
its central axis, there is a slightly crooked corridor which is 1.35
m wide. The first part of this corridor, 3.5 m long, is flat; then
it turns into a vaulted staircase leading down to an inner court cut
in bedrock at a considerable depth. The full length of the corridor
and steps is 13.5 m. On three sides of the court (east, west and
south) there are large funerary chambers with numerous loculi in
the walls. Particular chambers are separated from the court each
by two pillars cut in the rock, making it in reality a peristyle

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