Ancient Greece, and Athens in particular, played a crucial role in the development as well as the history of Western Civilization. The center of Athenian life was the Agora, an open space at the heart of the city that served as a meeting ground for various activities. Many great figures of Greek culture walked and conversed with their fellow Athenians here. Much of the Agora has now been restored and it contains remarkable monuments from the Greek and Roman era. The History of The Agora: Heart of Athens Golden Age This site has been occupied since the Stone Age and was used as a burial space during the Mycenae era. It only became a public space during the rule of
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