What I can see

Only the foundations of this rectangular porticoed building of the Ancient Agora remain, while the exact arrangement of the seats remains unclear.

 

What I can't see

The construction of the new chamber of deputies was made necessary when the existing facilities could no longer cover parliamentary needs. The new parliament was built to house meetings by the Council of the Five Hundred, an annual body of 50 citizens representing each of the 10 tribes of Athens. The council’s responsibilities included the preparation of bills submitted for approval by the assembly. One might say it resembled the European Commission, one of the institutions of the European Union.

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