Category:Bouleuterion in Olympia

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<nowiki>Bouleuterión de Olimpia; Bouleuterion di Olimpia; Bouleuterion des antiken Olympia; Buleuterion; Bouleuterion of Ancient Olympia; Buleuterion (Olympia); Βουλευτήριο Ολυμπίας; Buleuteri d'Olímpia; edificio pubblico di Olimpia; Buleuterion w Olimpii; ein Gebäude innerhalb der archäologischen Stätte von Olympia.; a building inside the archaeological site of Olympia.; Bouleuterion de Olimpia</nowiki>
Bouleuterion of Ancient Olympia 
a building inside the archaeological site of Olympia.
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LocationOlympia, Ancient Olympia Municipality, Elis Regional Unit, West Greece Region, Decentralized Administration of Peloponnese, Western Greece and the Ionian Islands, Greece
Heritage designation
  • listed archaeological site in Greece
Inception
  • 1st millennium BC (6th century BC – 5th century BC)
Map37° 38′ 14.42″ N, 21° 37′ 50.94″ E
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English: Any bouleuterion is the seat of the boule, or ruling council. Here they must be the administrators of the games, who made legally binding decisions over them. The building was located just north of the South Stoa, the main entrance to the park, today a relatively isolated tract near the river junction. No standing walls survive, as they do with other buildings in the area. The building appears as a grassy field with blocks in it. Most photographs also capture the wall of the south stoa to the south, making it appear to be part of the bouleuterion. On the west side are low standing walls of two rectangular buildings filled with standing blocks, perhaps used to support wooden floors, otherwise unknown. These two buildings are generally not shown on site layouts, but the photographs are included here.

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