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Prytanikon at Athens

Prytanikon at Athens: archaeological site of the ancient world (Attica, Greece).

Archaeological siteKind
Classical periodFirst recorded · 550 BC – 330 BC
Classical periodLast recorded · 550 BC – 330 BC
AthensNearest town · 1.1 km

On the map

Position: 37.9747, 23.7225

Through the eras

Before 750 BC
Archaic period750 BC – 550 BC
Classical period550 BC – 330 BC✓
Hellenistic period330 BC – 30 BC
Roman period30 BC – AD 300
Late AntiquityAD 300 – AD 640
Middle AgesAD 640 – AD 1453

About the site

The Prytanikon was the seat of the Prytaneis and was located on the west side of the Agora in proximity to the Old Bouleuterion, with which it formed an architectural unit. This structure was supplanted by the later Tholos and its remains are referred to as "Building F". It dates to the later period of the Peisistratids, ca. 550-525 B.C.

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