Temple of Athena

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The Temple of Athena at Priene is a well-preserved example of classical Ionic Greek architecture, designed in the 4th century BCE and traditionally attributed to the architect Pytheos.

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Temple of Athena canonical 1
Temple of Athena Polias 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ionic temple
ancient Greek temple
archaeological site
architecturalOrder Ionic order
civilization Ancient Greece
linked to: Greek Antiquity
columnOrder Ionic
constructionCenturyBCE 4th century BCE
continent Asia
countryAtTimeOfUse Ancient Ionia
linked to: Ionia
culturalContext Hellenic
dedicatedTo Athena
designAttributedTo Pytheos
designedInPeriod Classical period
hasArchitecturalSignificance true
hasCella true
hasColonnade true
hasPeristyle true
heritageType classical Greek monument
locatedIn Ionia
Priene
locatedInPresentDay Aydın Province
Turkey
material marble
stone
namedAfter Athena
notableFor clarity of Ionic proportions
regular ground plan
well-preserved Ionic colonnade
orientation east–west
partOf ancient city of Priene
linked to: Priene
primaryFunction religious sanctuary
regionHistoric western Anatolia
religion ancient Greek religion
roofType gabled roof
studiedInDiscipline classical archaeology
history of architecture
stylePeriod Classical Greek architecture
traditionalArchitect Pytheos
usedFor worship of Athena
wellPreserved true

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Priene knownFor Temple of Athena
Priene majorTemple Temple of Athena Polias
linked to: Temple of Athena