Archaeological Sites
Archaeological Sites

What Archaeological Sites Used To Actually Look Like

5. The Pulndered Parthenon

From Majestic Temple to Weathered Ruins Built atop Athens’ Acropolis, the Parthenon was an iconic temple of ancient Greece. Once adorned with marble and vibrant painted friezes, the temple housed the statue of Athena and served as a testament to Greek architecture and culture. Throughout history, the Parthenon faced looting, conversions, and bombings, resulting in the loss of its former splendor. Today, only fragments of its grandeur remain, but it remains a significant cultural site.