THE MYTH OF THE IONIAN AGORA: INVESTIGATING THE ENCLOSURE OF GREEK PUBLIC SPACE THROUGH ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL SOURCES.

Pausanias famously compared the loose arrangement of stoas in the agora of Elis to the more formalized plan that he associated with Ionia. Modern scholars have assumed that the "Ionian agora" was therefore a specific type of public square. Classifying agoras by type has supported the interpretation...

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Published in:	Hesperia Vol. 88; no. 3; pp. 557 - 594
Main Author:	Dickenson, Christopher P.
Format:	Article
Published:	American School of Classical Studies at Athens Jul-Sep2019
Subjects:	Public spaces Plazas Historical source material Myth Hellenism
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