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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 1810: Actual state and restored plans of the ... J. Travlos ... Scanned. DB: 28 (05/03/2001) 86-502 PD 1209: Actual state plan of earlier buildings ... J. Travlos ... 83-214 86-503 87-553 PD 1210: Actual state plan of the Agora to the ... J. Travlos ... Scanned. DB: 96 87-527 87-535 PD 1983-2010: Actual state plan of the Royal Stoa. ... Version of PD 1983. Cf. PD 1983-2003 PD 1195-2010: Agora and environs, 2nd century A.D. Version of PD 1195 PD 1734-2010: Agora boundary stones, I 7039 (left) ... Detail of PD 1734 PD 709-1949: Area west of the Areopagus; plans of ... John Travlos ... XXXVIII-74 49-222 PD 709-1969: Area west of the Areopagus; Houses C ... John Travlos ... XXXVIII-74 86-514 PD 1208-2010: Buildings along the west side of the Agora. Version of PD 1208. PD 1228: Church of the Holy Apostles in successive ... J. Travlos PD 2247: Curse Tablets for David Jordan list of p. 47 H. Besi ... 88-336 Ptg. 208: Dedication: Spartan Shield. Piet de Jong ... Exhibited at the Benaki Museum, 15 November 2006 to 7 January 2007. 6-247 PD 1122-a: Doodles on columns from S-East Building H.A ... 82-370 86-483 PD 1122-b: Doodles on columns from S-East Building. ... H.A ... 82-370 86-483 PD 1122-c: Doodles on columns from S-East Building. ... H.A ... 82-370 86-483 PD 1122-d: Doodles on columns from S-East Building. H.A ... 82-370 86-483 PD 1122-e & f: Doodles on columns from S-East Building. ... H.A ... 82-370 86-483 PD 269-2010: Early buildings along the west side: ... Version of PD 269 PD 1196: Early burials of the Agora and environs. ... J. Travlos ... Scanned. DB: 93 86-573 87-523 PD 1888: East elevation of the Church of the ... W.B. Dinsmoor, Jr ... 86-212   1 2 3 ..... 6 ..... 8

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