Sculpted base for a monument celebrating a victory in the apobates at the Panathenaic
Games, 4th century B.C. As the race made its way along the Panathenaic Way, the armed passenger was expected to jump ... Cf. 2000.02.1148 Horizontal (normal)
Altar of the Twelve Gods, originally dated 522/1 B.C., with later rebuildings. One
corner of the sill only is visible, just south of the modern Athens–Piraeus railway ... Horizontal (normal)
Cutaway view of the Metroon in the late 2nd century B.C.; the building housed both a cult of the Mother of the Gods and the State Archives ... Horizontal (normal)
The remains of the house of Simon the cobbler, 5th century B.C., built against the Agora boundary stone (bottom left) ... Cf. 2000.02.0693 Horizontal (normal)
The residential-industrial district southwest of the Agora. The "Poros Building", center right, in another name given to the building tentatively identified as the State Prison. The other walls and wells ... English version. Horizontal (normal)
Watercolor of the restored upper parts of the Middle Stoa, mid-2nd century B.C., showing the colors used to decorate this and most Greek buildings ... Cf. 2004.02.0101 Horizontal (normal)
Detail of the floor of the East Building, showing the marble slabs with cuttings for the attachment of wooden furniture, 2nd century B.C ... Cf. 2008.01.0012 Horizontal (normal)
A reconstruction of the northwest corner of the Agora in ca. 420 B.C., with the Royal Stoa at left and the Painted Stoa at upper right, looking northwest ... Horizontal (normal)
