Classical Greek agora of Delphi

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The Classical Greek agora of Delphi was the main public square and marketplace of ancient Delphi, serving as a central hub for political, commercial, and social life during the classical period of Greece.

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Classical Greek agora of Delphi canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf agora
archaeological site
public square
accessedVia Sacred Way at Delphi
surface form: Sacred Way entrance to the sanctuary
adjacentTo Sacred Way at Delphi
surface form: Sacred Way of Delphi

sanctuary of Apollo
approximateEndCentury 4th century BCE
approximateStartCentury 5th century BCE
archaeologicalExcavationBy French School at Athens
associatedWith Amphictyonic League
surface form: Delphic Amphictyony
culture Ancient Greek
currentCondition ruin
functionedAs central hub of civic life in Delphi
central hub of social interaction in Delphi
central hub of trade in Delphi
governedBy Delphic polis authorities
hasFeature bases for statues
inscribed monuments
paved open space
shops
steps and terraces
stoas
hasLanguageOfInscriptions Ancient Greek
hasMaterial marble
stone
hasTypeOfBuilding shop building
stoa
hasTypeOfMonument honorific inscriptions
votive monument bases
heritageStatus part of UNESCO World Heritage Site "Archaeological Site of Delphi"
locatedIn central Greece
surface form: Central Greece

Delphi
Greece
Phocis
partOf ancient city of Delphi
Panhellenic sanctuary of Delphi
surface form: sanctuary of Apollo at Delphi
religiousContext Apollo worship
Panhellenic sanctuary of Delphi
significance example of a Classical Greek civic and commercial center
timePeriod Classical period of ancient Greece
touristAttraction yes
UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteSince 1987
usedFor commercial activities
marketplace
political life
public assemblies
religious processions
social gatherings

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Roman Agora of Delphi precededBy Classical Greek agora of Delphi