The Dorian fountain, of 4th ancient B.C, is well reserved at about 30 m down from the southern side of the acropolis of the ancient city of Rhodes, Ialyssos. The rock is scrapped to embody the back wall with the four lion heads. The water was running out of the two of them into a cistern well built, enclosed with pilasters. In front of them, six Dorian columns retained the roof.

Except where otherwise noted, the text and the pictures are copyright by their respective authors. The entire compilation is
(C) 2009-2010 National Technical University of Athens
Except where otherwise noted, permission is hereby granted to copy, distribute and modify this work, either in part or the entire compilation, under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution - Share Alike license version 3.0.