Have you ever seen Athens at sunset?

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Athens restored democracy after the Thirty Tyrants through amnesty.

But it drew a line between reconciliation and honor.

Democratic survival required preventing revenge without celebrating collaborators.

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Athens after the Thirty Tyrants and Democratic Memory

How Athens restored democracy after the Thirty Tyrants through amnesty without honor, refusing to celebrate those who destroyed democratic rule.

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Ancient Athens Meets Modern Tourism

When the sun is shining, it’s nice to have portable shade in the form of an umbrella. In Athens on the day this photo was taken it was a hot day!

The Basilica of Megali Panagia (which translates to “Great Virgin Mary”) was an early Christian basilica built in Athens during the 5th century AD. What makes this site particularly fascinating is that it represents the transition period when Athens was shifting from its ancient pagan identity to becoming a Christian Byzantine city. The basilica was constructed using materials salvaged from older classical buildings, a common practice called “spolia”, meaning those stone blocks you see in the photograph might originally have been part of temples or structures from Athens’ classical golden age, essentially recycled into a Christian church. The site reveals multiple layers of Athenian history literally built on top of each other. Athens during summer regularly reaches temperatures of 35-40°C (95-104°F), which explains why that blue umbrella is essential equipment for archaeological site visits. Many ancient sites in Greece now restrict visiting hours during the hottest parts of the day to protect both visitors and the monuments themselves from heat damage!

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Pisistratus (circa 600-527 BCE), or Peisistratus, was an ancient Greek tyrant who ruled the city-state of Athens. #History #Pisistratus #Athena #AncientAthens #AncientGreece #Pisistratids #TyrantsOfGreece #HistoryFact https://whe.to/ci/1-11952-en/
Pisistratus: Tyrant of Ancient Athens

Pisistratus (circa 600-527 BCE), or Peisistratus, was an ancient Greek tyrant who ruled the city-state of Athens. Initially a student of the lawgiver and political philosopher Solon, Pisistratus presented...

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Go back in time to #Ancient #Athens in the late 5th century B.C.E., “the way it would look in the years before the defeat in the Peloponnesian War” (431 to 405 B.C.E.). This 6.5-minute #CGI #video by #AncientAthens #3D provides a #tour of The #Parthenon, the most famous building in #Greece.

The Parthenon and Ancient Athens, an animated virtual tour | The Kid Should See This

Go back in time to Ancient Athens in the late 5th century B.C.E., "the way it would look in the years before the defeat in the Peloponnesian War" (431 to

The Kid Should See This

People, flock together for the next part of our lecture series #Archaeology & #AncientHistory - all are welcome!

Mon, 14. November 2022, 18.15 CET (Philosophicum P101): Prof. Dr. Johannes Bergemann (Göttingen) on "Das früheste Haus von #Athen in #Thorikos. Neue Ausgrabungen der Universitäten #Göttingen und #Gent"

Lecture=German, discussion=your preferred language.
Webcast: https://ogy.de/JGU-FB07-Gastvortragsreihe

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What pigment could be used for ship maintenance, art, agriculture, medicine, and cosmetics? In the Greco-Roman world, the multi-use ocher pigment called #Miltos filled all these roles. The powerful fiery hue of the pigment livened up classical wall paintings. And it was also used mark sheep…and stain tardy Assembly attendants in #ancientAthens.
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Miltos, The Wonder Dust of the Ancient World

What pigment could be used for ship maintenance, art, agriculture, medicine, and cosmetics? In the Greco-Roman world, the multi-use ocher pigment called Miltos filled all these roles. The powerful fie