Top Posters
Since Sunday
I
3
3
p
2
w
2
y
2
J
2
Q
2
r
2
o
2
e
2
j
2
d
2
SlideshowReport

Temple Of Aphaia, Aegina

Description
View from the east. c. 500 or c. 475 BCE. Column height about 17' (5.18 m).

The temple of Aphaia on Aegina
The plan features six columns on the facade and twelve on the sides, with a cella that could be entered from both short sides.
Columns have a slight swelling in the middle known as entasis.
It was set in relation to an outside altar as cult ceremonies occurred there.
Related Images
Add Comment
Explore
Post your homework questions and get free online help from our incredible volunteers
  489 People Browsing
Your Opinion
What's your favorite coffee beverage?
Votes: 305