What I can see

Although there were separate altars dedicated to each god, there was also an altar for the 12 gods, which belonged to the early buildings of the Agora (6th century BC). Apart from worship, it served as a sanctuary for asylum seekers and a starting point for distance measurements. According to a sign, the distance between the altar of the 12 Gods  and the port is 45 stadiums, i.e. 9 km. Today, only the southwest corner of the monument is visible.

What I can't see

The biggest part of the monument is under the metro lines. The altar was  discovered during constraction of the metro’s superstructure, but the monument was buried until the undergrounding of the metro line. It must be remembered that the aim of archeology is not to expose and exhibit anything discovered, but to develop archaeological and historical research and create a historical record.

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