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West Shops

History of Construction and Use:

A row of shops fronted by a Corinthian colonnade, six on either side of a broad central staircase, is located to the west of the West Forum Temples. The broad staircase leads up from the level of the forum to the level of the precinct of Temple E. The date of the West Shops is the third quarter of the 1st century A.D.

Building summary written by David Gilman Romano.

Bibliography:

  • Williams, C.K. II, "Roman Corinth as a Commercial Center," in The Corinthia in the Roman Period, ed. T.E. Gregory, JRA Supplement 8, 1993, p. 37.

 


Figure 1

Restored plan of the west shops in Corinth, A.D. 150


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