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Doric Temple in Segesta,Sicily,425 BCE-406 BCE,when the city was destroyed by Agathocles of Syracuse. 61 x 26 m
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Doric Temple in Segesta,Sicily,425 BCE-406 BCE,when the city was destroyed b...

Citywall and Concordia Temple,Agrigentum,Sicily.
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Citywall and Concordia Temple,Agrigentum,Sicily.

Concordia temple in Agrigentum, Sicily Doric temple, 112 x 19.70 m
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Concordia temple in Agrigentum, Sicily Doric temple, 112 x 19.7...

Concordia temple in Agrigentum, Sicily Doric temple, 112 x 19.70 m
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Concordia temple in Agrigentum, Sicily Doric temple, 112 x 19.7...

The "Ear of Dionys",tyrant of Siracuse (367-344 BCE). Artificial grotto,according to legend its excellent accustics permitted the tyrant to listen to the conversations of his prisoners kept in the grotto.
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The "Ear of Dionys",tyrant of Siracuse (367-344 BCE). Artificial grotto,accord...

The "Ear of Dionys",tyrant of Siracuse (367-344 BCE). Artificial grotto,according to legend its excellent accustics permitted the tyrant to listen to the conversations of his prisoners kept in the grotto.
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The "Ear of Dionys",tyrant of Siracuse (367-344 BCE). Artificial grotto,accord...

The "Ear of Dionys",tyrant of Siracuse (367-344 BCE). Artificial grotto,according to legend its excellent accustics permitted the tyrant to listen to the conversations of his prisoners kept in the grotto.
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The "Ear of Dionys",tyrant of Siracuse (367-344 BCE). Artificial grotto,accord...

Altar of Hieron,Syracuse,Sicily,Italy
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Altar of Hieron,Syracuse,Sicily,Italy

Nymphaeum,grotto and well above the Greek amphitheatre, Syracuse,Sicily,Italy.
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Nymphaeum,grotto and well above the Greek amphitheatre, Syracuse,Sicily,Italy.

Nymphaeum,grotto and well above the Greek amphitheatre, Syracuse,Sicily,Italy.
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Nymphaeum,grotto and well above the Greek amphitheatre, Syracuse,Sicily,Italy.

Greek theatre,61 rows of seats,15.000 spectators. Aischylos' "Persians" were performed here in 472 BCE. Syracuse,Sicily,Italy.
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Greek theatre,61 rows of seats,15.000 spectators. Aischylos' "Persians" we...

The "Well of Arethusa" is supposed to date from the foundation of the town of Syracuse: Persued by the river Alpheos,the nymph Arethusa changed into a well.
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The "Well of Arethusa" is supposed to date from the foundation of the to...