Ha ha, aside from that, I don't really like that Byzantine brickwork style very much, I never liked it, nor Roman architecture in general, but after seeing this city extensively I kind of learned to appreciate it.
RE: One arch and one plaque
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One arch and one plaque
You're in Byzantium, Eastern Roman Empire. It's like the time I was in various parts of East Coast cities an there were houses dated with plaques back to 1490's. It was a wake call and how very comfortable they looked. I wondered how many times they had been replumbed, rewired. How many times painted and all were two stories tall at least.
The front of a house could be deceiving when one considered the approximate square footage as houses could go back a long ways in that era. There were houses from the 15, 16, and 1700's along the street.
History, a neighborhood that grew over hundreds of years and they lived on a highway.
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