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the Agora |
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with open area 40.90/42 m, all four sides surrounded by colonnades in the Ionic style. It was paved with limestone slabs, above which stood the statue bases. On all four sides, colonnades in the Ionic style surrounded it. Behind, on the eastern and southern sides, there were shops. On the northern side there was a narrow, rectangular basilica with two aisles (67,40 x 19,45). There were found entrances into the building from the agora, the level of which was raised well above the level of the surrounding streets. |
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the Propylaea to the Agora |
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a stone entrance building with columns in Corinthian style, topped by an architrave with an inscription dating between 145 and 161 AD |
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the Odeion |
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Its orchestra /a small theatre, rectangular structure /36.20 by 28.10 m/, The shops of the Odeion (placed on the three sides), are south of the propilaea |
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the Bouleuterion |
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the City Council Building |
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the civil Basilica |
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northern side of the agora, near the Bouleuterion (in the earlier period - a three nefs public building called stoa) |
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the Thermoperipatos |
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(184-185 AD), east of the agora, a trade building north-south sides contained 13 shops, 69/28.30m, the central area comprised a two-storied covered room, used for walking and meeting people. The central area comprised a two-storied covered room. Windows along the longer sides at the 1st floor level lighted it. The central area was used for walking and meeting people, and was protected from poor weather. It was built under the Emperor Comodus (180 - 192), between 184 and 185. |
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the Roman baths |
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(3rd-4th c.AD), covering three insulae, north of the palaestra complex |
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