The Parthenon as we know it today or the Temple of Athena Parthenos, as it was officially recognized in Ancient Greece; was the temple for Athena Parthenos, meaning virgin Athena. Athena is a daughter of Zeus and the Goddess of Heroic Endeavour. There were two Parthenon's, the original was destroyed and burned by a Persian attack in 480/479 BCE. The Parthenon that still stands today was erected from 447-432 BCE, and funded by funds from the Delian League. Funds that were safely stored inside the Parthenon and is so far the only verifiable fact I've found as to what might have happened inside the Parthenon in the late 5th century BCE.
The PARTHENON still exists today, but no panthenon.
I say that it was used until it was destroyed accidentally on purpose.
The Parthenon was the temple of Athena in Athens. Today it is a national treasure of the Greeks, and people come from all over the world to see it.The Parthenon was used to house the statue of Athena.
The Parthenon was first built by the Greeks. after some time different religions tried to take over Greece, it went on for a long while the Parthenon started from a Greek temple to a Muslim temple to a christian church. The Greeks had stored an Ottoman ammunition dump and lots of gun powder in one of the rooms of the temple when it was built. As a result from a Venetian bombardment on the Parthenon on September 28, 1687 the room in the temple caught fire and blew up. Causing an explosion so great the roof was completely destroyed and part of the walls. Majority of the building is still standing and can be seen today atop the acropolis in Athens, Greece.
The Parthenon is in the Athenian Acropolis in Greece. There really isn't a particular state, but it is near the city of Athens.
yes
The PARTHENON still exists today, but no panthenon.
Still standing today
parts of it are still standing today. some of it was damaged during earthquakes, but it is still there.
yes. you can only see ruins of it today but there is a full scale replica in Nashville , Tennessee
yes it is still standing
the Parthenon represents a temple of Athena
the Parthenon represents a temple of Athena
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Yes.
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