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Inscribed slabs of stone that refer to a 2nd c AD repair at the Basilike Stoa, Ancient Thera, Santorini, Greece. Known as the Stoa at the Agora, the Basilike is an oblong structure with a Doric colonnade and originally dates to the 3rd century BC. The building was the administrative centre of the ancient city and was embellished with rich sculpted decoration.

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Ancient Thira - Santorini - Greece
Inscribed slabs of stone that refer to a 2nd c AD repair at the Basilike Stoa, Ancient Thera, Santorini, Greece. Known as the Stoa at the Agora, the Basilike is an oblong structure with a Doric colonnade and originally dates to the 3rd century BC. The building was the administrative centre of the ancient city and was embellished with rich sculpted decoration.

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