Athenian Agora
Definition
The Athenian Agora was the central marketplace and civic center of ancient Athens. It served as a gathering place for political, commercial, and social activities.
Related terms
Stoa: A covered walkway or colonnade that surrounded the Athenian Agora, providing shelter and space for shops.
Bouleuterion: A building within the Athenian Agora used for meetings of the Boule (council) where important decisions were made.
Tholos: A circular building located in the Athenian Agora that served as a meeting place for officials and dignitaries.
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AP Art History - 2.1 Cultural Contexts of Ancient Mediterranean Art
AP Art History - 2.5 Unit 2 Required Works
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