I plan to remove the badges that line the entrance way. I will still keep the links to all the groups of Hellas. It is my hope that this will give easier access to the subject matter and content. For those with state of the art technology, this is probably not an issue.

The Great Stoa of Athens is not, and never was intended to be my personal library and art gallery.

There is a lot of relevant information here.

I regret that this area has been slighted, even by the creators of this very forum.

The Stoa is grateful for all of it's members, but suffers for the lack of interest by those who choose to be so in name only. Rather than add to the development of something that was their invention, they prefer to give posts that are more relevant here elsewhere.

In ancient Greece much of the daily life took place in the confines of the STOA. This is a study of daily life as it was lived in ancient Athens. The Stoa is the very heart of the ancient city. If you go there today you can visit it, and you might think this is about the size of a small town mall.