Along the long wall of the building protruding internally eight pillars, four on each side, built with angled stones, which were used to support the roof beams while an intermediate wall formed on the elevated northern part of building an inner sanctuary, a small holy sanctuary, where the entrance was allowed only after the initiation. Two bronze statues of Kaveires with raised hands framed doorways that interrupted the wall of the inner sanctuary and perhaps underlie a wooden bulkhead that separated the sanctuary from the main hall.
The floor of the palace was earthen, while the interior walls and the pillars were coated with white plaster. The notches along the east wall and part of the north testify that there was a wooden platform. In the southeast corner of the main hall was one stone construction, which surrounded a pit libations, while the center of the room, near the eastern wall, detected the remains of a wooden circular pedestal.
Μedieval : Castles of the Gateluzzi
In Samothrace there are some of the greatest examples Late Byzantinefortress architecture in Greece. From the fortifications of Genoese Gateluzzi (or Gattilusi) survive today part of the Castle in Chora and three of the towers of the defense assembly built near the current Paleopolis.
Known as the towers of Gatelouzon are constructed partially with ancientbuilding materials from the nearby archaeological site and are 10x11,7 meters quadrilateral shape. One of the three, height 20m., Preserved almost intactwith integrated cornerstones bearing bossing the crest of Gateluzzi
Similar marble inscription of Palamidi Gatelouzon is fitted to the external wall of the castle in Chora dated 1433.
Also, at the mouth of the River Fonias, 8km. southeast of Therma, survived the so-called Tower Fonias, probably built after 1431. It has a square ground plan 11,5x11,5m. with preserved height 12m., while the walls more than 2 m thick., made of semi carved river stones.