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What does the agora look like?
im not sure
Market place in ancient greece?
the ancient greek market was called an agora.
Marketplace in ancient greece?
Agora.
What is the name for a public square in Greece?
A name OF a greek plaza is Agora. Not sure if that was what you were after.
What is a greek marketplae?
The marketplace of ancient Greece was called agora/ αγορά.
When was the Agora built?
the Agora of Athens was probably built around the 6th century BC, although we do not have an exact answer
Where would philosophers like Plato come to discuss things?
In the front of the public buildings around the agora.
What happiend at the agora?
The Agora is where the citizens ( men that paid taxes ) metics ( forginers who moved to ancient Athens from Sparta or somewhere around there) and trusted slaves could go to the agora to trade things for stuff for the wife and kids or to help prepare for war and stuff like that so that they can survive.
What does the agora look like?
im not sure
What was the marketplace in the early Athens called?
Agora
What is the Name of Athenian marketplace?
It was called an Agora (open place of assembly) you're stupid... don't put an answer if you don't know what it is..........
How did the architecture of the Athenian agora encourage assembly discussion and free thought?
The agora was the market place, and people who came to buy and sell food talked about anything they pleased. There were also the perfume shops where the menfolk congregated to get a sweeter smell, and chatted openly.
Market place in ancient greece?
the ancient greek market was called an agora.
What sense are modern universities similar to agora of ancient Athens?
Like the Agora, modern universities provide a place for scholars to share their knowledge with students.
Marketplace in ancient greece?
Agora.
In what sense are modern universities similar to the agora of ancient Athens?
Like the Agora, modern universities provide a place for scholars to share their knowledge with students.
What was a fortified place and religious center?
An Agora.
