The Library of Pantainos site looking towards the ancient agora.
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Title
The Library of Pantainos site looking towards the ancient agora.
Subject
Library of Pantainos (Athens, Greece)--Pictorial works.
Walls--Greece--Athens--Pictorial works.
Walls--Greece--Athens--Pictorial works.
Description
This is how the site of the Library of Pantainos looks today from Pikilis Street.
Between the trees can be seen part of the Herulian Wall, created from the spoila of the ruined buildings after the Heruli broke through the empire's defenses and sacked Athens in 267 AD. Part of the wall completely covers the library's east stoa.
Between the trees can be seen part of the Herulian Wall, created from the spoila of the ruined buildings after the Heruli broke through the empire's defenses and sacked Athens in 267 AD. Part of the wall completely covers the library's east stoa.
Creator
Michael W. Handis
Date
March 23, 2013
Rights
Copyright Michael W. Handis, all rights reserved.
Format
jpeg
Language
eng
- Date Added
- December 18, 2014
- Collection
- Library of Pantainos (Athens, Greece)
- Item Type
- Still Image
- Citation
- Michael W. Handis, “The Library of Pantainos site looking towards the ancient agora.,” Ancient and Modern Libraries: a Comparison, accessed May 3, 2024, https://ancmodlibraries.omeka.net/items/show/4.