Agora Roman, see 212 photos
(Source: GREECE all time classic).
"The Roman Agora is located by the Plaka area) it was an architectural complex, built between 19 and 11 B.C., consisting of a large rectangular court surrounded by colonnades (stoas). Behind the stoas were various shops.
Gate of Athena Archegetis. Located at the west side of the area. A monumental gateway with four Doric columns and a pediment of Pentelic marble, preserved iv excellent condition.
Kyristus Clock - Tower of Winds. On the eastern side of the Roman Agora stands an octagonal monument. The clock of Andronicus Kyristus constructed in the 1er century BC, was a hydraulic clock. On each face of the clock can be seen bas - reliefs of the eight winds. The monument was named "Winds" from the depictions".
"The Roman Agora is located by the Plaka area) it was an architectural complex, built between 19 and 11 B.C., consisting of a large rectangular court surrounded by colonnades (stoas). Behind the stoas were various shops.
Gate of Athena Archegetis. Located at the west side of the area. A monumental gateway with four Doric columns and a pediment of Pentelic marble, preserved iv excellent condition.
Kyristus Clock - Tower of Winds. On the eastern side of the Roman Agora stands an octagonal monument. The clock of Andronicus Kyristus constructed in the 1er century BC, was a hydraulic clock. On each face of the clock can be seen bas - reliefs of the eight winds. The monument was named "Winds" from the depictions".
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