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Panathenaiac Way and Stadium
By Amanda Torres
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Stadium, THEN
  • Archon Lycurgus in 329 BC
  • Wooden seats during classical times, later
    changed to marble
  • Herodes Atticus in 140 AD
  • Enlarged to seat 50,000
  • Horseshoe Construction, track (204.07 meters long
    and 33.35 meters wide)
  • Separating scales between tiers
  • Portico with Doric columns at base of the
    sphendone
  • Portico was placed in the stadium's facade.
  • Illissos River bridge, enlarged with 3 arches

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Entrance
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Stadium at Delphi
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Stadium, NOW
  • Now seats 60,000, 50 rows
  • Averoff statue stands at the entrance to the
    stadium
  • Now sits in downtown Athens, between Agra and
    Ardettos
  • Illissos River, until 1950s

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History of the Stadium
  • Athletic portion of the Panathenaiac Greater
    Festival
  • Roman Arena, added the Northern semicircular
    wall.
  • 1870, 1875, 1896 Olympic Games
  • 1896, First Olympics of the Modern Era!
  • 2004 Archery , Marathon finish
  • Summer Olympic Medals of 2004 and 2008

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2004 Archery
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Excavations of the Stadium
  • Excavated and refurbished by Zappas in 1870
  • Herodes Atticus
  • Refurbished in 1895 by George Averoff
  • Pure Marble, Mount Penteli
  • Bridge was excavated in 1958

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George Averoff
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Panathenaiac Way
  • Starts at the Dipylon Gate, cuts through the
    Agora and leads to the Acropolis
  • Through the Propylaea stopping at the Erechtheum
    and sometimes Parthenon

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Agora View
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History
  • Started at the Dipylon gate, before dawn
  • Sacrifices offered on the Areopagus, in front of
    the Athena Nike temple
  • Citizens entered the Propylaea
  • Passed Parthenon?Erectheum
  • Yearly peplos for Athena Polias, wooden statue
  • Parthenon
  • Every four years, Athena Parthenos

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Bibliography
  • http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panathinaiko_Stadium
  • http//depthome.brooklyn.cuny.edu/classics/dunkle/
    athnlife/rligious.htm
  • http//www.greece-athens.com/place.php?place_id35
  • http//www.stadia.gr/panathinaiko/panathinaiko.htm
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  • http//atheism.about.com/library/FAQs/religion/blg
    rk_athens-olympics.htm

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