A unique reenactment of a Greek hoplite (rather a general or commander) by the Spanish historical association and reenactment group Athena Promakhos (copyright: Athenea Promakhos /Denis F.). Kudos to them for their fine work on the topic of ancient Hellenic warfare.
Hoplite military equipment
31/03/2022
Uncategorized Ancient Greece, Ancient warfare, Greek warfare, helmet, Hoplite, hoplite phalanx, hoplite warfare, Military, Military history, Military technology, Sparta Leave a comment
Assos, Hellenic city in Asia Minor: Architecture
25/10/2018
Uncategorized Aeolis, Anatolia, Ancient Engineering, Ancient Greece, Ancient warfare, Architecture, Asia Minor, Assos, Engineering, Greek Architecture, Greek engineering, Αρχιτεκτονική, Μηχανική, temple planning Leave a comment
Architectural reconstructions of Assos, a significant Greek city of Asia Minor.
Above: the Temple of Athena in Assos.
Long-lost sanctuary of Artemis Amarynthia discovered in Euboea
15/09/2018
Uncategorized Ancient Greece, ancient Greek temples, Apollo, Archaeology, Artemis, Eretria, Euboea, Greece, Hellenic, religion, sanctuary, Swiss School of Archaeology Leave a comment
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New findings confirm temple of Artemis site
The long-lost sanctuary of Artemis Amarynthia was discovered in 2017 after more than a century of searching and ten consecutive years of excavations by the Swiss School of Archaeology in Greece. This season’s findings confirm that the archaeological remains discovered last year are indeed part of the important ancient temple complex located about six miles from the prosperous town of Eretria on the island of Euboea in central Greece.
The previously excavated buildings are two galleries that define the temple from the east and north, as well as a sacred fountain. […]
Acropolis of Athens: Architecture, part II
02/07/2018
Uncategorized Acropolis, Ancient Engineering, Ancient Greece, Ancient warfare, Architecture, Athens, Engineering, Greek Architecture, Greek engineering, Αρχιτεκτονική, Μηχανική, temple planning 1 Comment
Modern reconstruction of the Hellenistic loggia (peristyle) of Eumenes at Acropolis’ south incline.
Acropolis of Athens: Architecture, part I
04/06/2018
Uncategorized Acropolis, Ancient Engineering, Ancient Greece, Ancient warfare, Architecture, Athens, Engineering, Greek Architecture, Greek engineering, Αρχιτεκτονική, Μηχανική, temple planning 1 Comment
Modern reconstruction of the Ionian style temple of Athena Nike in the Acropolis.
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