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Athens, Greece, north-west sector in the 4th century BCE showing the Themistoclean walls and its three main gates (Dipylon, Sacred, Piraeic), aerial view, reconstruction.

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Title	Athens, Greece, north-west sector in the 4th century BCE showing the Themistoclean walls and its three main gates (Dipylon, Sacred, Piraeic), aerial view, reconstruction.
Date	4th century BCE
Cultural Context	Aegean Ancient Greek Greek Athenian European Western European
Style/Period	Greek (ancient)
Subject	City walls Forts & fortifications Gates Towers Courtyards Cityscapes Cities & towns Streets Roads Parades & processions Cemeteries Houses Aerial views Reconstructions Conjectural works
Location Depicted	Athens (Greece) Kerameikos (Athens, Greece) Greece
Technique	Drawing (image-making) Architectural drawing (process) Illustration (process)
Work Type	Architecture Gates City walls Forts & fortifications Cities & towns Reconstructions
Source	Connolly, Peter, and Hazel Dodge. The Ancient City: Life in Classical Athens & Rome. Oxford; New York: Oxford UP, 1998. (p.17 top left)
Rights	Photo/illustration credit/reproduced in Connolly courtesy: the author, Peter Connolly.
Digital Publisher	University of Louisville Department of Fine Arts/Allen R. Hite Art Institute Visual Resources Center
Format	image/jpeg
Digital File Name	VRC 674-05.jpg
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