GreeceThe Stoa of Eumenes was constructed south of the Asklepieion staircase and the peripatos, on an artificial terrace of 9m x 13ms [1]. To retain the pathway to the north an arched retaining wall was constructed along the northern edge of the site [1]. Along this wall, the remains of which now dominate the site, the arcade was built [1]. A substantial part of its northern wall, which is made from breccia and limestone and faced with Hymettian and Pentelic marble, is still preserved [1].
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Also known as: Estoa de Eumenes, Estoa d'Èumenes, Eumeneen stoa, Eumenesstoa, Eumenes Stoası, Stoa de Eumene, Stoá de Eumenes, Stoa des Eumenes, Stoa d'Eumène, Stoà di Eumene, Stoa Eumenes' II., Stoá Evménous
| Type | Monument |
|---|---|
| Period | 500 BC - 1 AD |
| Country | Greece |
| Coordinates | 37.9708° N, 23.7260° E |