Dromos

Dromos is a term that originates from ancient Greek architecture, referring to a long, narrow pathway or corridor leading to a tomb or monumental structure. Typically found in burial sites, it served as an entranceway that guided visitors to the burial chamber. Dromoi (the plural of dromos) were often lined with stones or built as tunnels, emphasizing the significance of the burial site. The concept reflects the importance of funerary practices in ancient cultures, highlighting a journey from the earthly realm to the afterlife.