"Kimoneia": near the ancient Deme of Koile at the North Western foothill of Philopappou hill on Athens. It consists of an open burial chamber carved on the Rock. According to Herodotus and Plutarch, it is believed to have served as the burial place of a man named Kimon, who was an Olympic athlete. Right next to it we could trace stone slabs of the gates of the Deme of Koile, close to the area of the Acropolis. Across the "Kimoneia" and the slabs the Middle Byzantine church of Agios Dimitrios Loumbardiaris is located. Finally, on the South western part, close to the neighborhood of Petraloma, we find the trenches that were believed to be serving as the carriage roads in the Deme of Koile. They stretch up to 500 m. from Petralona to the upper part of the foothill. 