- date for
Parthenon I was no
earlier than 495 BC,
contradicting the
early date
given by Dörpfeld. He
denied that
there were two proto-
Parthenons, and held...
- (/ˈɛlɡɪn/ ELG-in) are a
collection of
Ancient Gr****
sculptures from the
Parthenon and
other structures from the
Acropolis of Athens,
removed from Ottoman...
- The
Parthenon in
Centennial Park, Nashville, Tennessee,
United States, is a full-scale
replica of the
original Parthenon in Athens, Greece. It was designed...
- Look up
Parthenon in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
Parthenon is a
former temple in Athens, Greece.
Parthenon may also
refer to:
Parthenon, Arkansas...
- most
important ones,
including the
Parthenon, the Propylaea, the
Erechtheion and the
Temple of
Athena Nike. The
Parthenon and the
other buildings were seriously...
- EY-
Parthenon is the
transformative strategy and
transactions arm of EY's
global organization. With more than 25,000
professionals in 150 countries, EY-Parthenon...
- The
metopes of the
Parthenon are the
surviving set of what were
originally 92
square carved plaques of
Pentelic marble originally located above the columns...
- for
Parthenon I was no
earlier 495 BC,
contradicting the
early date
given by Dörpfeld.
Further Dinsmoor denied that
there were two proto‐
Parthenons, and...
- The
Parthenon frieze is the low-relief
Pentelic marble sculpture created to
adorn the
upper part of the
Parthenon's naos. It was
sculpted between c. 443...
- The
pediments of the
Parthenon are the two sets of
statues (around fifty) in
Pentelic marble originally located as the
pedimental sculpture on the east...
