Ancient Theatre of Milos

  The construction of the theatre probably dates back to the Hellenistic period, but the remains visible today belong to the Roman phase of the monument. Preserved are the cavea with seven marble rows of seats, the orchestra, the floor of the stage building, and many elaborate architectural parts.
  The clearing of the monument began on the initiative of king Ludwig II of Bavaria when Otto was the king of Greece, and the ruins were drawn in 1838 by French specialists. Excavations began in 1989 and revealed the earlier orchestra, the floor of the stage building and many architectural parts.