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View looking northeast at the northeast corner of the Hellenistic fountain house that tapped one of the springs at Sagalassos.
The Doric-style structure has been partially reconstructed and is now functional again! Note the Doric columns, the triglyphs, and metopes. The space between the columns and the walls is actually a large "basin" that contains water from the spring.
It was originally built in the first century B.C. After several rebuilds, it was severely damaged by an earthquake in A.D. 518.
