The Archaeological Park preserves the remains of Greek rule. Excavations have uncovered an urbanistically interesting settlement with simple rectangular two- or three-room houses and many-room, multi-story buildings with staircases and courtyards, spread along a low coastal ridge that stretches about 700 m. The site constitutes one of the best-preserved examples of a late-antique settlement in Sicily. Other finds unearthed during the excavations, notably including bronze and terracotta oil lamps, glassware, table and kitchen ceramics, and transport amphorae, are now on display at the Ibleo Archaeological Museum in Ragusa