The foundations of a Roman building lay to the west of the temple and the supposed House of the Pythia to the south, the Offering of the Messenians of Naupaktos to the southeast, and the monument of Aemilius Paullus below the the temple ramp. A retaining wall, named the Ischegaon, protects the Sacred Way as well as the temple. In part of the terrace, the Offering of Polyzalos was found, buried by catastrophe. The famous bronze Charioteer was rescued from these debris (Charioteer). To the west was an exedra with a bronze group of statues, crafted by Lysippos and Leochares c. 320 BC, commemorating Krateros, who saved Alexander the Great's life while lion hunting. "House of the Pythia" Krateros dedication