Plan, Delos, South Stoa
| Context: | Delos |
| Type: | Stoa |
| Summary: | Stoa; south of the Sanctuary of Apollo and west of the Oblique Stoa and the L-shaped Stoa of the Agora of the Delians. |
| Date: | ca. 270 BC - ca. 230 BC |
| Dimensions: | 72.47 m x 12.9 m; portico depth: 6.82 m; Doric column diameter: ca. 0.65 m; Doric column intercolumniation: ca. 2.48 m. |
| Region: | Cyclades |
| Period: | Hellenistic |
Plan:
One-aisled stoa with Doric colonnade opening west, with rooms behind. The center room was open on both ends creating a passage to the Agora of the Delians.
History:
The South Stoa, the Oblique Stoa and L- Shaped Stoa of the Agora of the Delians created the sides of a court known as the Agora of the Delians. Also referred to as the Little Stoa.
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