Rome - The Ancient Agora

This was our last stop of the day.  The Acropolis was less strenuous that expected.  The Roman Agora was really small.  The Ancient Agora had a lot of stuff spread over more area.  Our first glimpse was from a busy restaurant street.  The first scene houses the museum - with graffiti on it.  A train track runs directly in front of it - and the trains are brightly painted with lettering on it.

Restaurant Street.

One of our first views once inside the Ancient Agora - a row of statues. 

A triad of a capital in the foreground, a church in the middle and the Acropolis at the top.

The detail has  eroded but you can still see figures.

A "graveyard" of  broken statues and images.

Some beautiful flowers - not sure what they are.

Inside the Church of the Holy Apostles.

Not sure what these are - but they look cool.

Inside the museum.

Here's what I want for my 70th birthday - but has to be my face.  I will put vodka in it.

Pottery showing the different periods of Greek history.

Love the geometric period!

A grave of a young girl.

After we left the Ancient Agora we  walked to the nearest large street to catch a cab.  Just a few street scenes.

This guy is carrying chairs down the street.