by Irma Havlicek
Powerhouse Museum Online Producer
We only had a little while to venture up the hill to the square where the museum is, and a small wander up the main street of shops there. However I snapped the following pics which appealed to me, so I thought I would share them with you. I hope I get back there to explore Chora further because I thought it was gorgeous…. What do you think?
![Image of Chora, Andros Image of Chora, Andros](https://zagoraarchaeologicalproject.org/wp-content/blogs.dir/14/files/2012/10/Chora_IMG_0003.jpg)
Just a few metres on from the seafront, above, we encountered a corner vacant block which showed clear evidence of the house that had been demolished from the site. This inspired an animated discussion about construction of the house, what the shelves may have been used for, and so on.
![Archaeology of a house Archaeology of a house](https://zagoraarchaeologicalproject.org/wp-content/blogs.dir/14/files/2012/10/Chora_archaeology_house_IMG_0007.jpg)
![Archaeologists discussing the Chora house remains Archaeologists discussing the Chora house remains](https://zagoraarchaeologicalproject.org/wp-content/blogs.dir/14/files/2012/10/Chora_archs_looking_at_arch_house_IMG_0011.jpg)
![Image of Chora, Andros Image of Chora, Andros](https://zagoraarchaeologicalproject.org/wp-content/blogs.dir/14/files/2012/10/Chora_IMG_0025.jpg)
![Image of Chora, Andros Image of Chora, Andros](https://zagoraarchaeologicalproject.org/wp-content/blogs.dir/14/files/2012/10/Chora_IMG_0028.jpg)
![Image of Chora, Andros Image of Chora, Andros](https://zagoraarchaeologicalproject.org/wp-content/blogs.dir/14/files/2012/10/Chora_IMG_0040.jpg)
![A sundial at Chora A sundial at Chora](https://zagoraarchaeologicalproject.org/wp-content/blogs.dir/14/files/2012/10/Chora_sun_dial_IMG_0059.jpg)
![Image of Chora Image of Chora](https://zagoraarchaeologicalproject.org/wp-content/blogs.dir/14/files/2012/10/Chora_IMG_0221.jpg)
![Image of Chora Image of Chora](https://zagoraarchaeologicalproject.org/wp-content/blogs.dir/14/files/2012/10/Chora_IMG_0219.jpg)
![Image of Chora Image of Chora](https://zagoraarchaeologicalproject.org/wp-content/blogs.dir/14/files/2012/10/Chora_IMG_0060.jpg)
![Image of Chora Image of Chora](https://zagoraarchaeologicalproject.org/wp-content/blogs.dir/14/files/2012/10/Chora_IMG_0053.jpg)
![Image of Chora Image of Chora](https://zagoraarchaeologicalproject.org/wp-content/blogs.dir/14/files/2012/10/Chora_IMG_0051.jpg)
![Image of Chora Image of Chora](https://zagoraarchaeologicalproject.org/wp-content/blogs.dir/14/files/2012/10/Chora_IMG_0049.jpg)
![Image of Chora, Andros Image of Chora, Andros](https://zagoraarchaeologicalproject.org/wp-content/blogs.dir/14/files/2012/10/Chora_IMG_0044.jpg)
![Image of Chora, Andros Image of Chora, Andros](https://zagoraarchaeologicalproject.org/wp-content/blogs.dir/14/files/2012/10/Chora_IMG_0042.jpg)
4 thoughts on “Visiting Chora”
Chora is beautiful…sigh.
Yes, it is. I look forward to getting back there and having a bit more of a look around.
It looks absolutely beautiful. The photos really do bring the place ‘home’ – oh I do wish could see it for myself but this is definitely the next best thing. Thanks Guys 🙂
You’re very welcome. So glad you are enjoying the photos and the blog. I’ll have some images of Batsi, the seaside village where we are staying, up soon.