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The Parthenon
When you think of Greece, you think of the Parthenon. It remains today the ideal of Classical architecure and artistic design.
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The Parthenon
Pericles oversaw the rebuilding of the Parthenon - the temple of Athena - beginning in 437 B.C. in ancient Greece.
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The Athenian Acropolis
With political beginnings in the age of Mycenaean kings, the Athenian Acropolis evolved into the religious center of Classical Athens, and the symbol of an entire age.
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The Propylaia
Following the natural geography of the Acropolis, the Propylaia served as a monumental and ceremonial gateway to the Classical Athenian Acropolis.
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What is a Peplos?
Definition of the glossary term peplos
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greek women
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What is a portico?
Definition of the glossary term portico
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What is high relief?
Definition of the glossary term high relief
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What is Pentelic Marble?
Definition of the glossary term Pentelic marble
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What is peripteral?
Definition of the glossary term peripteral
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TAPESTRY...A PICTURE OF HISTORY
What makes this woven piece of art form so intreguing that the stories of Homer's Odyssey and the Illiad were told and made vivid to the ancient Greeks, along with the stories of Virgil's Aneida and Ovid's Metamorphoses to the Romans?
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Parts of a Basic Greek Temple
Though temples varied in size and sometimes design, there were basic parts that were incorporated into every ancient Greek temple.
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The Golden Ratio
For thousands of years, the fact that aesthetic beauty could be determined by mathematical relationships baffled mathematicians, yet the truth of it is hard to deny.
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Touring the Acropolis
The Acropolis in Athens Greece features three temples each depicting a different aspect of the Goddess Athena, two Amphitheatres and the Acropolis Museum
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the odeon of herodes atticus
Construction in The Greek Era
Building construction technology in The Greek Era
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Athens: Gateway to Greece
Southern Europe Travel's correspondent in Greece leads a tour of Athens, from the Sound and Light show at the Acropolis to bouzouki players in the Plaka's tavernas.
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The Statue of Zeus at Olympia
The statue of Zeus at Olympia was an ideal representation of the high Classical style of art, and a significant reminder of the strength of Greek religion.
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