An analysis of the
ritualistic, religious and practical uses of public space at the Athenian Acropolis and Trajan's Forum.
Part II considers the movement of people through the space, especially in
ritualistic contexts and how the Athenians related the religious
functions of the Acropolis to its layout is examined. Part III outlines what political functions, if any, took place at the Acropolis. In Part IV, the various social, business, religious, and civic uses of the different spaces at Trajan's Forum and Markets, and how these uses related to the physical layout of space are reviewed.