[petuniasevan]

its use is not at all clear, probably they sold shish-ka-bobs

So it might have been an ancient fast-food outlet?. Oh well. Perhaps archaeologists of a later age might ooh and ah over the ruins of the mysterious golden arches...

[RightWhale]

Some ruins you can see what they were, what they did, what they were used for. But that one looks like something from the knick-knack shelf. A person coud climb all over it all afternoon and still not have a clue, no vibes. If it wasn't a monument to the ancestors of one of the wealthy Athenian families before they got overrun by Spartans, I would guess a kiosk: candles, cheese and crackers, moist towelettes.