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ATHENS WORTH SEEING THE SOUTH SLOPE OF THE ACROPOLIS

THE SOUTH SLOPE OF THE ACROPOLIS
The south slope of the Acropolis played a significant role in the artistic, spiritual and religious activity of ancient Athens. Important public buildings were erected in the area: the Odeion of Perikles, the sanctuary and theatre of Dionysos, the choregic monuments, the Asklepieion, the stoa of Eumenes and the Odeion of Herodes Atticus. Recently, architectural members in the orchestra and the retaining wall of the east parodos of the Dionysos Theatre were restored.

Excavations at the sanctuary of Dionysos started in 1838 by the Greek Archaeological Society and lasted for about a century. They brought to light the theatre and the greater part of the sanctuary which includes the two temples of Dionysos. The excavations at the Odeion of Perikles were carried out almost sixty years ago and revealed a large building with many columns. The excavations, conducted by Kastriotes (1914-1927) and Orlandos (1928-1931), revealed the north side of the building and five column bases at the NE corner. The excavations at the Asklepieion were conducted in 1875-76 by the Greek Archaeological Service under the direction of St. Koumanoudis and uncovered the Early Christian basilicas and remains of the most important buildings of the sanctuary.
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ABOUT THE SOUTH SLOPE OF THE ACROPOLIS
The Theatre of Dionysos
The temple of Dionysos
The choregic monument of Thrasyllos
The stoa of Eumenes
The Odeion of Herodes Atticus
The Asklepieion
Theater of Dionysos, central section of theatron.
Theater of Dionysos, west side of theatron.
Choregic Monument of Thrasyllos.
Dionissiou Areopagitou Street


THE SOUTH SLOPE OF THE ACROPOLIS PHOTOS

The South Slope of the Acropolis. - Theater of Dionysos and Asklepieion. View from the south wall of the Acropolis. The South Slope of the Acropolis. - Temple of Asklepios and other monuments to the west. View from the south wall of the Acropolis. The Odeion of Herodes Atticus on the South Slope of the Acropolis (western half). - View from the southwest (from the Philopappos Monument). Photo taken in 1998.

View of the Acropolis and the South Slope from the southwest (from near the Philopappos Monument). - In the background to the right of the Parthenon are Mt. Lykabettos and Mt. Penteli. Photo taken in 1998. The Theater of Dionysos. - Detail of the orchestra and skene, incuding the Bema of Phaidros. View from the north (from the south wall of the Acropolis). Photo taken in 1998. THEATER OF DIONYSUS -



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