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Minoan Civilization Digital Palace of Knossos. Around 1650-1450 BC
Columns were thicker at the top and thinner at the bottom
Contains oldest throne in Europe
Advanced drainage and water management system
Wall thickness was more than one meter which created a form of insulation

Minoan. Throne room from Palace of Knossos.
Oldest throne room in Europe
Walls decorated with vibrant frescoes

Minoan. Street and domestic area from Akrotiri Santorini Ancient Thira. Around 1550 BC
Buried by a volcanic eruption around the 17th century BC

Minoan. Interior of a room from Akrotiri

Minoan. Naval fresco from Akrotiri Ancient Thira. 1550 BC
miniature frieze
portrays a ceremonial voyage

Santorini today
Formed through many volcanic eruptions
Example of environmental architecture

Mycenaean civilization 1600-1200 BC. City of Mycenae
Has defensive walls built around the entire city

Mycenaean. Walls and Lion Gate at Mycenae.
Post and lintel design
Two lions above the gate, made of bronze, with heads missing

Mycenaean. Tholos of Atreus exterior.
Has a relieving triangle

Mycenaean. Tholos of Atreus interior.
Called the beehive tomb
Stones were smaller as they built up to prevent dome from collapsing

Archaic temple in Sicily 6th century BC
Made of local sandstone or limestone

High Classical. Temple of Hephaestus in Athens mid-5th century.
Dedicated to Hephaestus and Athena
Doric peripteral temple with 6 × 13 column arrangement

High Classical period. Model of the Acropolis Athens. 450-400

High Classical period. The Parthenon on the Acropolis Athens 447-432. Ictinus and Kallikrates.
Was a temple, Christian church, and then ottoman mosque
Destroyed by a massive explosion

High Classical period. Ivory and Golden sculpture of Phidias in the interior of the Parthenon on the Acropolis Athens.

High Classical period. Architectural sculpture of the Parthenon on the Acropolis, Athens.

High Classical. The Erechtheion on the Acropolis Athens.

High Classical. Temple of Athena Nike on the Acropolis Athens.

High Classical. Propylaea on the Acropolis Athens.

Late Classical 4th century BC. Theater of Epidaurus.

Theater of Dionysus in Athens

Delphi view, theater and ruins of temple of Apollo.

Ancient Greek house

Hellenistic 323-30 BC Stoa of Attalos in the Ancient Agora of Athens 2nd century BC.

Roman 303 AD The Arch of Gallerius Thessaloniki

Roman 303 AD. The Rotunda monument. Thessaloniki
Built around 306 AD
5 meter thick walls
Built as part of Galerius's imperial palace
Christian church and Ottoman mosque

Roman Agora of Thessaloniki.