I have earlier commented on the way that the New Acropolis Museum will display the architectural marbles from the Parthenon within sight of the fifth century BCE temple on the Athenian acropolis. You will be able to wander down the south slope, past the theatre of Dionysos and straight into the museum.
At least to see part of the surviving sculptures. The rest are on the display a little further away.
At least for the moment.
Image derived from Google Earth.
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Parthenon marbles in European context
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Labels: British Museum, Greece, Parthenon
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