Moving On With the Exploration

This is Harbour Street, it led to the harbour from the Great Theatre (post coming soon) and was lined with columns along each side for its length of 530 m, width of 21 m. The street was the most important one of the city. The middle section was paved with marble and is 11 m wide; both pillared side sections of the street are 5 m wide each. According to the knowledge acquired through excavations, the street, decorated with statues, was illuminated by candle-like street lamps at night. There was a harbour gate where the street came to the sea. (Did not see any body of water close by.)
The Fountain of Trajan is 12 m high and had two storeys. The first storey was 7 m high and the second storey 5 m high. The fountain was erected in dedication to Emperor Trajan in the 1st century AD. (No the fountain is no longer there)
Walking around historical places like this one can be both surreal and mind blowing. It hits you one moment and the next all you can think of is I should stop daydreaming and try to photograph all these reliefs.