Pyramid of Amfio

38.3200°N, 23.3200°E.

The Pyramid of Amfio in southern central Greece — a small dressed-stone pyramidal structure documented in the early-twentieth-century Greek archaeological literature with date recorded as Uncertain. Original base approximately 8 metres per side; original height around 5 metres in a sloping square structure of dressed limestone blocks. The Amfio Pyramid is one of the lesser-documented Greek pyramids and has received minimal scholarly attention compared to the better-known Argolid cluster (Hellenikon, Ligourio, Kambia, Dalamanara, Viglafia) and the isolated Pyramid of Sikyon. The structure's identification as a deliberate pyramidal monument rather than a more general watchtower base or a later medieval folly has not been securely established in the published literature.

A small dressed-stone pyramidal structure in southern central Greece, documented in the broad survey literature on Greek pyramids but never the subject of dedicated publication, with its date, function, and even its classification as a pyramid all treated as uncertain.