The first excavation in 1976 brought to light the entire orchestra* (the scene) of the theatre, a large part of the koilon** (the viewers’ seats), the proskenion*** (part of the stage), along which is located a large paved rainwater drain and bath facilities that are partially covered by the koilon. Finally, a stone-built well from the classical times, which was in use until the 20th c., was discovered close to the eastern wall of the koilon. The monument is kept in a fairly good condition, which is due, in large part, to the local limestone, from which it has been constructed. In some places, however, where the softest greenish sandstone was used as the building material, it has suffered considerable damage and erosion.