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Greek Art and Archaeology

Greek Art and Archaeology. Lecture 12: The Athenian Acropolis in the Sixth Century. The Panathenaic Procession: from Dipylon Gate (lower left hand corner) and goes through the Kerameikos (Potter's Quarter), the Agora (center) and up the Acropolis past the Parthenon to the Erechtheum.

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Greek Art and Archaeology

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  1. Greek Art and Archaeology Lecture 12: The Athenian Acropolis in the Sixth Century

  2. The Panathenaic Procession: from Dipylon Gate (lower left hand corner) and goes through the Kerameikos (Potter's Quarter), the Agora (center) and up the Acropolis past the Parthenon to the Erechtheum

  3. Acropolis from SW

  4. Acropolis from NE

  5. View SE down the Sacred Way in the Kerameikos toward the Acropolis

  6. Parthenon explosion, 1687; Plan: Palace for the Acropolis, Athens (Greece), 1834

  7. Plan and model of the Acropolis in 480s

  8. Acropolis, Entrance (Nike Bastion and Propylaea)

  9. Old Temple of Athena, Acropolis, ~525; restored view from W, post-destruction view from E

  10. Plans of Older Parthenon (480s) and Parthenon; architectural elements of Older Parthenon in Acropolis N Wall

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