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Map Description
Historical Map of the Acropolis
of Athens around 200 AD.
Plan of the Acropolis of Athens
Red coloring indicates edifices of the time before the Persian Wars,
blue coloring those of
the classic, yellow those of the Roman period. The adjoined numbers
indicate the years at
construction or consecration.
The map features: Areopagus (Mars
Hill); Odeum of
Herodes Atticus, after 161 A.D.; Stoa of Eumenes;
Theater of Dionysus; Caves of Apollo and Pan; Pinacotheca; Sacred
Way; Erechtheum, about 432 B.C.;
Parthenon 447-438 B.C.; Asclepieum
1 Ancient temple of Athena
2 Ancient royal palace
3 Artemis Brauronia
4 Spring of Clepsydra
5 Athene Promachos, about 450 B.C.
6 Propylaea, 437-432 B.C.
7 Temple of Nike, about 430 B.C.
8 Temple of Dionysus
9 Monument of Trasyllus 319 (270) B.C.
10 Temple of Roma and Augustus 27 B.C.
11 Monument of Agrippa, 27 B.C.
Credits
University of Texas at Austin.
Historical Atlas by William Shepherd (1923-26).
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