Old Greek Markets were typically referred to as Agoras (6 letters) and Agorae (6 letters). Agoras were open-air markets that served as the center of public life in Ancient Greece. They were used for a variety of purposes, including political discussion, commerce, and entertainment. Agorae were similar to Agoras, but were more specifically used for the purpose of buying and selling goods. Both Agoras and Agorae were important parts of Ancient Greek culture and society.