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Euthynteria is the
ancient Gr**** term for the
uppermost course of a building's foundations,
partly emerging from groundline. The
superstructure of the...
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along all or some
sides of the building. The
crepidoma rests on the
euthynteria or foundation,
which historically was
constructed of
locally available...
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Persians left Greece. The
classical period dates from 480 to 323 BCE. Two
euthynteria blocks of the
archaic temple remain somewhat visible and in situ lying...
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three zones: the crepidoma, the
columns and the entablature. Stereobate,
euthynteria and
crepidoma form the
substructure of the temple. The
underground foundation...
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inscription on the left side of its crowning. On the
right part of the
euthynteria is
written an
inscription offering the
promanteia to the Chians. The...
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superstructure resting on the
column capitals Epistyle – see
Architrave Euthynteria Finial Frieze Geison Gutta Hypocaust Hypostyle Hypotrachelium Imbrex...
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canonical three-step form and in
Pentelic marble, but the last
course of the
euthynteria below is in a
contrasting blue
Eleusian limestone. The
orthostates of...
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without a
foundation platform (the Crepidoma),
directly on top of the
euthynteria,
likewise there is no
stylobate for the columns. The
facade was formed...
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though enough to
permit a reconstruction: five
blocks of
euthynteria at the
north end;
traces of foundation,
again at the
north end; two small...
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block came from,
counting down from Α (top/stylobate), to Δ (fourth step/
euthynteria). The
first letter listed where the
block was
located within the course...
