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The Roman Agora has both some very practical, and some very unusual, ruins scattered around its wide grassy square.

Since its construction in the 1st century B.C., this remarkable tower has been used as a church, a compass and a site for whirling dervish performances.   

Since its construction in the 1st century B.C., this remarkable tower has been used as a church, a compass and a site for whirling dervish performances.   

Since its construction in the 1st century B.C., this remarkable tower has been used as a church, a compass and a site for whirling dervish performances.   

The Roman Agora has both some very practical, and some very unusual, ruins scattered around its wide grassy square.

The Roman Agora has both some very practical, and some very unusual, ruins scattered around its wide grassy square.

The Roman Agora has both some very practical, and some very unusual, ruins scattered around its wide grassy square.

Since its construction in the 1st century B.C., this remarkable tower has been used as a church, a compass and a site for whirling dervish performances.   

Since its construction in the 1st century B.C., this remarkable tower has been used as a church, a compass and a site for whirling dervish performances.   

Since its construction in the 1st century B.C., this remarkable tower has been used as a church, a compass and a site for whirling dervish performances.   

The Roman Agora has both some very practical, and some very unusual, ruins scattered around its wide grassy square.

The Roman Agora has both some very practical, and some very unusual, ruins scattered around its wide grassy square.