Pictures and albums about Athena published in travel

Delphi is the most spectacular archaeological site of ancient Greece; Rich captions have been written in English even in French for educative purpose; Please read it if You are interested by this Mother Civilization full of art treasures.

Grecia - Atena 19 - 20 iunie 2004

published by liviu110101

Liviu, Adriana si Mihai

Athens

published by atticroom

Photos taken in Athens, Greece in June 2005

hawaii june july 2004

published by fantasylady1964

Our vacation to visit the folks in hawaii

Hawaii album 3

published by fantasylady1964

Hawaii June July 2004 book 2

published by fantasylady1964

Athens & Hydra 2005

published by rkuster100

short trip to Athens & Hydra Island

Athens

published by summer2004_1978

My May-July vacation to Greece

Grecia Revelion 2007-2008

published by ilyrox

Greece - 3 September 2000

published by mcolemd4478

Michael & Jeannie's fifth day in Greece

Prague

published by athenaj00

I went to Prague from September 15 to September 18 and LOVED IT!

Acropolis and Agora

published by BillJ1685

Pictures about athena

picture: Gorgoneion

published by: Kevrekidis

Archeological Museum of Eretria, Greece. Terracotta Gorgoneion, 4th century BC. The ancient Greek city of Eretria has a rich past beginning in the Bronze Age. The earliest surviving mention of Eretria was by Homer in the Iliad, who listed Eretria as one of the Greek cities which sent ships to the Trojan War. It was one of the first (8th century BC) to explore the eastern and western shores of the Mediterranean where it founded colonies and trade posts. A colonial and commercial power, Eretria took part to the many struggles that were shaking Greece: looted by the Persians in 490 BC, it enjoyed a flourishing period during the 4th and 3rd centuries BC where numerous rich houses were build. Taken by the Romans in 198 BC, Eretria's influence decreased slowly until late in the 6th century AD when all traces of human activities on the site disappeared. Copyright 2007 Jordan Kevrekidis http://kevrekidis.deviantart.com/gallery/

picture: Eretria Archeology 03

published by: Kevrekidis

Archeological Museum of Eretria, Greece. The ancient Greek city of Eretria has a rich past beginning in the Bronze Age. The earliest surviving mention of Eretria was by Homer in the Iliad, who listed Eretria as one of the Greek cities which sent ships to the Trojan War. It was one of the first (8th century BC) to explore the eastern and western shores of the Mediterranean where it founded colonies and trade posts. A colonial and commercial power, Eretria took part to the many struggles that were shaking Greece: looted by the Persians in 490 BC, it enjoyed a flourishing period during the 4th and 3rd centuries BC where numerous rich houses were build. Taken by the Romans in 198 BC, Eretria's influence decreased slowly until late in the 6th century AD when all traces of human activities on the site disappeared. Copyright 2007 Jordan Kevrekidis http://kevrekidis.deviantart.com/gallery/

Hadrians Library

published by Kevrekidis

Athenian Horseman

published by Kevrekidis

Eretria Archeology 01

published by Kevrekidis

The White Tower

published by Kevrekidis

Eretria Archeology 02

published by Kevrekidis

Eretria Archeology 04

published by Kevrekidis