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Ruins of the North - Eastern corner of the ancient Agora. Ancient Carian city of Nysa, modern day Sultanhisar, Turkey. The Agora was originally built during the Hellenistic period and then enlarged in Roman times. It measured 105metres by 89 metres and was surrounded by a colonnades, doubles rows of Ionian columns on its Eastern and Northern sides and single row of Doric columns on its Northern and Western sides.

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Ruins of the North - Eastern corner of the ancient Agora. Ancient Carian city of Nysa, modern day Sultanhisar, Turkey. The Agora was originally built during the Hellenistic period and then enlarged in Roman times. It measured 105metres by 89 metres and was surrounded by a colonnades, doubles rows of Ionian columns on its Eastern and Northern sides and single row of Doric columns on its Northern and Western sides.