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View looking north at the Lower Agora—#3 on the Plan of the Lower City.
In the left-center is a paved plaza and above it (north) are the remains of the Nymphaeum of the Lower Agora—#5 on the plan. Above the Nymphaeum is a structure—portions of which are covered with wood. This is what I have called the "Middle Nymphaeum.?
Note the pedestals upon which honorific statues of prominent citizens were placed.
In the upper right, a staircase connects the Upper City with the Lower City.
This area evidently dates to the reign of the Roman Emperor Septimius Severus (r. A.D. 193–211).
