Bibliotheka
Bibliotheka, carrying the spirit of ancient libraries, is the memory of Agoreion. A journey stretching from mythology to tragedies, from lexicons to source texts... Every text is a trace, every trace a thought. In the Agora, knowledge is not merely read; it is shared, spoken, and kept alive.
Poietika
haimonia and kairos issues
A digital journal that prepares special issues based on the topics of mythology gatherings and publishes regular quarterly editions focusing on literary, artistic, and intellectual productions related to the world of Ancient Greece.
→ Poietika
Symposion
past agora conversations
Türkçe | English
Türkçe | English
Exclusive video recordings of completed Agora Conversations, accessible only to participants.
→ Symposion
Diatheke
downloadable publications & products
Türkçe | English
Türkçe | English
A space within the Agora framework where e-books, e-journals, and other publications related to ancient cultures can be downloaded with or without a membership or fee.
→ Diatheke
Potteria
ancient greek vase painting
Türkçe | English
Türkçe | English
A resource site showcasing examples of Ancient Greek vase painting, where scene compositions are interpreted through mythological and literary narratives. It offers content supported by archives, references, and iconographic details.
→ potteria.org
Mythographia
mythological archive
Türkçe | English
Türkçe | English
Though currently in preparation and enrichment, it is an archive compiling heroes and stories from various mythologies, linking them with visual elements or mythologies of other geographies.
| Mythographia
Grammata
original ancient works
Classical Greek
Classical Greek
A literary archive listing and presenting original works of ancient literature that are either in the public domain or shared under a Creative Commons license.
| Grammata
Leksikon
ancient dictionary
English | Classical Greek
English | Classical Greek
A digital dictionary tracing the origins of ancient words, containing entries that are either in the public domain or shared under a Creative Commons license.
| Leksikon