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Doric temple, 430-420 BC, at Segesta, a settlement of the Elymians, an indigenous Sicilian people, in Sicily, Italy. The temple has 6x14 Doric columns on a 21x56m base, although a roof was never built. Segesta was one of the most important Siceliot (Sicilian-Greek) cities of ancient times, and was inhabited until the Middles Ages. Picture by Manuel Cohen
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AR6170393
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Image
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Public
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7087px × 4839px
Photo Credit
Manuel Cohen / Art Resource, NY
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5TH CENTURY BC
ANCIENT
ANCIENT GREECE
ANCIENT GREEK
Antiquity
ARCHAEOLOGICAL
Archaeology
ARCHEOLOGICAL
archeology
Architecture
belief
building
classical
CLASSICAL ARCHITECTURE
Cloud
CLOUDY
COLOR IMAGE
colour image
Column
CULTURE
DAY
DORIC
Doric Column
Elymian
EUROPE
EUROPEAN
Exterior
Faith
Greek
HERITAGE
Hill
History
HORIZONTAL
Island
Italian
Meadow
Mediterranean
Mediterranean Sea
Outdoors
OUTSIDE
Pediment
religion
Religious
RUINS
SACRED
Segesta
SETTLEMENT
Sicilian
SICILY
SITE
Southern Europe
Southern European
Stone
Temple
Trapani
Wild Flower
Worship