The ruins of the Middle Neolithic megaron with its two rooms clearly visible.
Large Neolithic buildings with two chambers are commonly called "megaron" that
implies the residence of a leader, even though their use is unknown. These
structures that were usually larger than the rest, and built in the middle
of the settlement, could be also a communal space, or even a place of worship
(their general outline resembles a later Greek temple).
Visible at the background of this photo, is the impressive wall that supported
the much larger later megaron which was built in the Late Neolithic period.
