[DeaconBenjamin]

Leaves one curious about who the homeless were, and what activities they were engaged in.

[JRandomFreeper]

May be of interest to your list.

/johnny

[NCDave]

Well, whatever they did.....They are once again “HOMELESS”.

[yarddog]

Every time I see the name Piraeus, I think of the long walls from Athens to Piraeus which were pulled down after Sparta won the Peloponnesian War.

That is probably the most historical port in the world.

[AnalogReigns]

NEO-classical is from the 1800s, is it not?

If so...given that in that part of the world, something isn’t historic unless its at least 500 years old....doesn’t sound like a huge historic loss to me.

[yarddog]

I would love to borrow someone’s time machine and visit Athens during her Golden Age. Several places I would visit would be the Acropolis when it was the shining crown of the city on the hill.

Also Piraeus with all those triremes and merchant ships in the harbor. I would walk between the long walls and also visit the academy of Socrates, Plato and
Aristotle.