The long stoa, also called the North Stoa, measures 62.10 x 9.20 m. Additionally, Coulton dated a smaller stoa, the North-East Building, to be from around the middle of the 6th century B.C.E. The North-East Building, measuring 20.60 x 6.90 m, is to the east of the larger North Stoa.
The lengthy stoa, called the North Stoa, measures 62.10 by 9.20 meters. Additionally, Coulton dated a smaller structure, the North-East Building, to around the middle of the 6th century B.C.E. The North-East Building, measuring 20.60 by 6.90 meters, is located east of the larger North Stoa.