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Phanagoria: notes on planning of the city

The article deals with a number of issues relating to the urbanism of Phanagoria in the archaic time. Archaeological investigations reveal that the nascent city was built according to a certain plan. Most likely, the original settlers marked the layout of the urban blocks directly on the ground. This plan was not orthogonal, however. The first to be designed must have been the network of streets, along which houses and public buildings were subsequently constructed. All the streets and buildings were oriented northwest to southeast, and remained so throughout the Archaic period. 