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The Agora's research pages are moving to ascsa.net and can be found at the following link: http://agora.ascsa.net. PD 400-1973: Actual state plan of the Athenian Agora. John Travlos ... 87-469 PD 724: Area west of the Areopagus: plans, actual ... John Travlos ... Scanned. DB: 188 XXXVIII-77 PD 2566: Broad Street and building over the Library ... J. Travlos PD 762: Bronze disc. VII-107 PD 1685: Court of Roman House in section ΔΔ. J. Travlos ... 88-419 PD 2661: General plan of Athens showing various ... J. Travlos ... Scanned. DB: 64 (05/03/2001) PD 699: General plan of the Residential-Industrial ... John Travlos ... Tracing paper. Scanned. DB: 84 (05/03/2001) XLIV-64 PD 86: House of Late Roman period to southeast ... John Travlos ... 88-417 PD 2260: Perspective drawing of House H in section ... W.B. Dinsmoor, Jr ... Scanned. DB: 18 (05/03/2001) 87-456 PD 2259: Perspective drawing of Roman House H ... W.B. Dinsmoor, Jr ... Scanned. DB: 163 (05/03/2001) 87-455 PD 2275: Perspective drawing of the Roman Gymnasium ... J. Travlos ... Scanned. DB: 80 (05/03/2001) 87-458 ... 31/03/1974 PD 2567: Philosophical School in front of Herodes ... J. Travlos PD 2563: Plan of Philosophical School A. J. Travlos PD 2564: Plan of Philosophical School B. J. Travlos PD 2565: Plan of Philosophical School C (Omega House). J. Travlos ... Scanned. DB: 16 (05/03/2001) PD 2574: Plan of the Late Roman Fortification ... J. Travlos ... Scanned. DB: 130 PD 1630: Restored drawing of the Giants Facade ... J. Travlos ... Scanned. DB: 205 87-361 PD 2573: Restored plan of the Agora in the 5th ... J. Travlos ... Scanned. DB: 62 (05/03/2001) PD 1839: Restored plan of the Bath in section ... W.B. Dinsmoor, Jr ... Scanned. DB: 82 (05/03/2001) PD 2571: Restored plan of the Late Roman Complex. J. Travlos ... Scanned. DB: 92 (05/03/2001)   1 2

Excavations in the Athenian Agora are conducted by the American School of Classical Studies.
Primary funding is provided by the Packard Humanities Institute (PHI).