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Parts of columns in the temple, Apollo Temple, Didyma
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
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The Bouleuterion (council chamber), originally built during the Hellenistic period and remodelled as an Odeon in AD 150 by Publius Vedius Antoninus who financed the building of a new skene, Ephesus, Ionia, Ephesus
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
The retaining walls of the parodoi of the ancient theatre dating to the Hellenistic building phase, Aptera, Crete
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
The Cresmographeion (the oracle hall), Apollo Temple, Didyma
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
View of the Acropolis, the Hellenistic Theatre in the center, the Temple of Trajan in the background and the Temple of Dionysus below the Theatre, Pergamon, Turkey
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
The Temple of Dionysus on its raised plinth below the Hellenistic theatre, Acropolis, built in the 2nd century BC, Pergamon, Turkey
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
The Cresmographeion (the oracle hall), Apollo Temple, Didyma
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
Scylla Group - Reconstruction of the Archaeologist Bernard Andrea - Haus der Kunst Munich
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The Gymnasium with its columned palaestra, built over the ruins of an earlier Hellenistic gymnasium in the 2nd century AD during Trajan and Hadrian's reign after Salamis had been greatly damaged in 116 AD during Jewish revolt, Salamis, Northern Cyprus
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
The Hellenistic theate, located on a natural south-facing hillside, in the 4th century AD repairs were made using block rocks from the Temple of Zeus Chrysaoreus, Alabanda, Caria, Turkey
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
The theatre, erected in the Hellenistic period in the north slope of the south hill, its capacity was approximately 10,000 spectators, Caria, Turkey
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
The east façade of the Roman Basilica, reuse of a frieze with representation of shields and cuirasses from Hellenistic times, Ancient Dion
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
The Hellenistic theatre on the Upper Acropolis, the steepest theatre of the ancient world built ca. 220-225 BC, Pergamon, Turkey
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
The peristyle court of a Hellenistic residence, 2nd half of the 3rd century BC, Byllis, Albania
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
Roman theatre, built in the 2nd century on the foundations of the earlier Greek Hellenistic theatre, it had a capacity of around 2000 people, Phaselis, Lycia, Turkey
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
The theatre, first built in the Late Hellenistic period but the current architectural features date to the 2nd century AD, Nysa on the Maeander, Turkey
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
The Gymnasium with its columned palaestra, built over the ruins of an earlier Hellenistic gymnasium in the 2nd century AD during Trajan and Hadrian's reign after Salamis had been greatly damaged in 116 AD during Jewish revolt, Salamis, Northern Cyprus
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
The Hellenistic Stadium, buil in the 3rd century AD, it could accomodate 28,000-30,000 spectators, Acropolis of Rhodes, the upper town of ancient Rhodes, Greece
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
The Temple of Dionysus on its raised plinth below the Hellenistic theatre, Acropolis, built in the 2nd century BC, Pergamon, Turkey
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
General view of the Adyton, Apollo Temple, Didyma
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
Roman theatre, built in the 2nd century on the foundations of the earlier Greek Hellenistic theatre, it had a capacity of around 2000 people, Phaselis, Lycia, Turkey
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
Columns fallen in earthquake on the west facade of the temple, Apollo Temple, Didyma
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
The theatre, first built in the Late Hellenistic period but the current architectural features date to the 2nd century AD, Nysa on the Maeander, Turkey
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
Columns fallen in earthquake on the west facade of the temple, Apollo Temple, Didyma
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
The Hellenistic Theatre, built at the end of the 4th century BC and later modified in the Roman period, it could hold 5000 spectators, Assos, Turkey
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
Ruins outside the south wall, Apollo Temple, Didyma
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
The Arched Building with cryptoporticus constructed in the late Hellenistic or early Roman period, Tripolis on the Meander, Lydia, Turkey
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
The Hellenistic theate, located on a natural south-facing hillside, in the 4th century AD repairs were made using block rocks from the Temple of Zeus Chrysaoreus, Alabanda, Caria, Turkey
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
The Roman theatre built over an earlier Hellenistic theatre, it was remodelled in the 1st and 2nd centuries and in the 3rd century it was used as an arena, Kourion, Cyprus
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
Roman theatre, built in the 2nd century on the foundations of the earlier Greek Hellenistic theatre, it had a capacity of around 2000 people, Phaselis, Lycia, Turkey
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
The Hellenistic Theatre, rebuilt in the Roman period at the end of the 1st century AD (Flavian period), Teos, Ionia, Turkey
by Following Hadrian
by Following Hadrian
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