Annex/es on the north:
Scant remains of a room were discerned to the north of the northern pastophorium.
Annex/es on the south:
See below, under Prothesis chapel / Diakonikon.
Prothesis chapel / Diakonikon description:
The state of preservation is poor. A wing or a chapel (10 m long and 7.5 m wide) with an apsidal room (4x3.5m in dimensions) in its east is attached on the south. The apse had an aedicule of three grades. A narrow space, 2m wide was uncovered between the apsidal room and the southern pastophorium. The apsidal room was interpreted as a baptistery, though no font was uncovered in it. The narrow room was associated with it. An opening in the NW corner of the room leads west. It may be suggested that the entire wing rather served as a Prothesis chapel / Diakonikon , or a Martyr's Chapel.
Baptistery description:
As indicated above, a room (or chapel, 10 m long and 7.5 m wide) with internal apse, was attached to the southern wall of the basilica. It was suggested to have served as a baptistery in spite of the fact that no baptismal font was uncovered. Another possible interpretation is that it rather served as a Prothesis chapel / Diakonikon, or a Martyr's Chapel.
Martyrs chapel description:
See above, under Prothesis chapel / diakonikon, and Baptistery.
