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    Edit Photo Details Entrance to the Erechtheíon. Acropolis.   #greece
    This was the entrance to the Erechtheíon, the place housed the earlier cults. Built about 420 BC on the north side of the flat summit of the hill. It is a Ionic Temple with a complex design. On the east side of the porch with six ionic columns, on the north a monumental propylon and on the south a porch, the roof of which is supported by six figures of maidens, the famous Caryatids. The cella was divided into two parts, in which Athena and Poseidon-Erechtheus were worshipped.
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    Date Uploaded: Jul 15, 2015
    Copyright: © Maria Cristina Pavão
    Categories: Architecture, Culture, Places