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The North Stoa which formed the northern boundary of the Agora at the ancient city of Orchomenos, Arcadia, Peloponnese, Greece. The North Stoa dates from around the 4th centuy BC and is the largest in length edifice found in the archaeological site. The Stoa had an outer Doric and inner Ionic order colonnade and is assumed to have had a commercial use.

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Orchomenos - Peloponnese - Greece
The North Stoa which formed the northern boundary of the Agora at the ancient city of Orchomenos, Arcadia, Peloponnese, Greece. The North Stoa dates from around the 4th centuy BC and is the largest in length edifice found in the archaeological site. The Stoa had an outer Doric and inner Ionic order colonnade and is assumed to have had a commercial use.

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