Museum of Ancient Agora

Museum of Ancient Agora
The 120 meters wide and 20 meters high, Stoa of Attalus, was uncovered during the excavations held out by the Greek Archaeological Society between 1859 and 1902. The museum was incorporated during a remodel by the American School of Classical Studies that was concluded in 1956.
From that moment until present time, it has hosted the artifacts that were dug up at the Ancient Agora. Officially, the Hellenic government has been solely responsible for the administration and security of the museum and the archaeological site, since 1957.
Museum of Ancient Agora
Collections of the Ancient Agora Museum
Archaeological Site of Ancient Agora
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▶︎ Museum of Ancient Agora
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