Temple of Athena

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The Temple of Athena at Assos is an ancient Greek sanctuary dedicated to the goddess Athena, renowned for its hilltop location overlooking the Aegean Sea and its blend of Doric and Ionic architectural features.

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Temple of Athena canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Greek temple ⓘ
archaeological site ⓘ
architecturalFeaturesInclude Ionic elements ⓘ
architecturalStyle Doric order ⓘ
associatedDeityRole Athena as city protectress ⓘ
belongsToPeriod Classical period ⓘ
builtInCentury 4th century BCE ⓘ
countryInModernTerms Republic of Turkey ⓘ
linked to: Turkey
culture Ancient Greek ⓘ
currentCondition ruins ⓘ
dedicatedTo Athena ⓘ
dedicationType urban acropolis temple ⓘ
excavated 19th century CE ⓘ
excavatedBy American archaeologists ⓘ
friezeDepicts mythological scenes ⓘ
hasArchitecturalDecoration relief sculpture ⓘ
hasArchitecturalOrderCombination Doric and Ionic ⓘ
hasCella yes ⓘ
hasColumnOrder peripteral ⓘ
hasIonicFeature mouldings and decorative details ⓘ
hasOpisthodomos yes ⓘ
hasOrder Doric columns ⓘ
hasOrientation roughly east–west ⓘ
hasPlanType rectangular cella with surrounding colonnade ⓘ
hasPronaos yes ⓘ
hasSculptedFrieze yes ⓘ
hasSubstructure crepidoma (stepped platform) ⓘ
hasTourismStatus tourist attraction ⓘ
hasViewOf island of Lesbos ⓘ
linked to: Lesbos
heritageType cultural heritage site ⓘ
locatedIn Asia Minor ⓘ
Assos ⓘ
Troad ⓘ
locatedInCountry Turkey ⓘ
locatedOnFeature cliff above the harbor of Assos ⓘ
materialUsed local andesite stone ⓘ
namedAfter Athena ⓘ
nearbyModernSettlement Behramkale ⓘ
overlooks Aegean Sea ⓘ
partOf acropolis of Assos ⓘ
primaryFunction religious sanctuary ⓘ
regionInAntiquity Mysia ⓘ
religion Ancient Greek religion ⓘ
situatedOn hilltop ⓘ
usedFor ritual worship ⓘ
votive offerings ⓘ

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Assos → hasStructure → Temple of Athena ⓘ