The east, west, an south wings of the Agora housed workshops, that made, and commercial shops that sold, a wide variety of goods. Pottery was made and sold in the south end of the east wing, idols and figurines in the south wing; liquid goods and goodstuffs were sold in the south wing, perfumes in the northwest corner, and imported pottery and lamps in the southwest corner, where there were also metal workshops and vendors selling metal wares. The metal workshops were in the west wing, as we know from the discovery ther of the remains of a furnace and many bits of fused lead monoxide, produced when melting silver from lead ore.