parthenon model

A small ruined shrine made on holy ground where the emperor set foot for the first time on the planet. Countless of these shrines were built in the empire after the civil war . In this set you will find semi modular set for the shrine terrain piece....

Since its removal from the monument in 1993 , the west frieze has been safely stored in the Acropolis Museum, while blocks I and II reside in the British Museum. The west frieze is comprised of sixteen blocks averaging 1.40 m. in length, with blocks...

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A woman draped in a peplos stands out prominently at the end of the north procession, her presence a striking conclusion to the solemn ceremony.

The west frieze has been preserved at the Acropolis Museum since 1993, with blocks I and II housed in the British Museum. This magnificent frieze is composed of sixteen blocks averaging 1.40 m in length, except for blocks I and XVI, which measure...

The west frieze has been safely housed at the Acropolis Museum since its removal from the monument in 1993, with blocks I and II instead being preserved in the British Museum. The frieze itself is comprised of sixteen blocks that average 1.40 meters...

Since its removal from the monument in 1993 , the west frieze has been stored in the Acropolis Museum, except for blocks I and II which are now located in the British Museum. The west frieze is composed of sixteen blocks averaging 1.40 meters in...

The lawman swivels his head towards the oncoming beasts, accompanied by their handlers, from the southern sector. ...This section serves as a pivotal juncture between the eastern and southern areas.

The 28-year-old groom carefully places the bridle across the head of one of the two motionless horses, while the 29-year-old horseman leans against a nearby rock to secure his sandal with ease. ...Both figures are positioned directly facing the southern...

This is a pivotal section of the iconic winged messenger deity, serving both Hera and Zeus in Block V on the Eastern side of the frieze. ...The figure is strongly believed to be either Nike or Iris, as she meticulously repositions her tousled locks,...

Since its removal from the monument in 1993 , the west frieze has been stored securely within the Acropolis Museum, except for blocks I and II, which remain on display at the British Museum. The west frieze is comprised of sixteen blocks averaging...

Standing beside the corner is a stern-looking marshal draped in an ancient Greek mantle called an himation. Following closely behind are two rugged horsemen clad in a short tunic known as a chiton, wrapped tightly around their legs with a cape called...

The initial segment of the serene parade consists of nineteen mature gentlemen (87-105) marching behind a preceding group.

Since its removal from the monument in 1993, the west frieze has been safely stored at the Acropolis Museum, with blocks I and II residing in the British Museum instead. The west frieze is comprised of sixteen blocks averaging 1.40 meters in length,...

Since its removal from the monument in 1993, the west frieze has been stored securely at the Acropolis Museum, except for blocks I and II which remain on display at the British Museum. The west frieze is made up of sixteen carefully crafted blocks...

Two pairs of girls, aged 12 and 13, and 14 and 15, walk together, each carrying a peculiar trumpet-shaped object whose purpose remains unknown. At their head stands a third pair, 16 and 17 years old, empty-handed. The East frieze continues the...

The majestic chariot procession emerges, its four exhausted horses struggling to move a stationary vehicle. Ahead, another chariot remains motionless, waiting for its turn. Beside the horses stands a foot soldier clad in a short tunic and cloak, his...

Since its removal from the monument in 1993 , the west frieze has been safely stored at the Acropolis Museum, except for blocks I and II which are currently on display at the British Museum. The west frieze is made up of sixteen blocks averaging 1.40...

Visible to the left are the horse's head and the horseman's feet from group five, number thirty-seven. A short distance ahead is the final horseman of group four, number thirty-eight. ...The last horseman, number thirty-nine, starts exactly on the...

Human error is a major cause of accidents and fatalities in the workplace. Employees who are careless or lack attention to detail often make mistakes that can have serious consequences. Employers must take steps to prevent these errors from occurring...

The figure is shown astride a horse that trots along steadily. ...Next to him, another rider mounts a spirited horse that gallops swiftly.

The south side of the frieze is remarkably preserved despite the devastating damage it suffered during the catastrophic explosion of 1687. This has led to a significant amount of uncertainty regarding the sequence from block XX onwards. Fortunately,...

Hermes, a messenger god, sits intensely watching the procession unfold before him. His feet are clad in sandals, and his traveller's hat (petasos) rests casually on his knee. The figure perched on his shoulder is likely none other than Dionysus, the...

The North frieze is divided between two museums: half resides at the British Museum and the other half can be found at the Acropolis museum. The total length of this impressive frieze measures 58.70 meters from start to finish. Scenes on the north...

Since its removal from the monument in 1993, the west frieze has been carefully stored at the Acropolis Museum, with blocks I and II displayed instead in the British Museum. The west frieze is comprised of sixteen impressive blocks averaging a length...

This section didn't make it through intact. ...A piece of a figure (120 characters long) has been identified as being part of it, depicting a table servant in the parade.

Some horsemen, like those depicted here, wear knee-high boots that extend down to their knees. All horsemen ride bareback without the aid of stirrups, which were still unknown at this time. Drill-holes indicate where reins and a bridle would have...

Human beings find that the facial features of individual horsemen are never varied enough to distinguish one personality from another. ...Instead, expression on their faces is given by altering the angle at which they hold their heads: some riders gaze...

The scene unfolds on the left side, where Poseidon, a powerful 38-year-old, grasps a trident in his hand, while Apollo, a robust 39-year-old, cradles a laurel branch with pride. The two gods engage in an animated conversation, their voices filled...