The Theatre of Dionysus was embedded into Athenian culture due to the popularity of drama, the content of which was important as a moral educator for Athenians
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The Roman ruins in Athens include theatres, propyla, libraries, water courses, bath houses and temples and identify the Roman contribution to Athens’ restoration
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The Temple of Apollo is a symbol of Greek mythology; and the prophecies and international influence of its Oracle made Delphi the centre of Greece
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The Roman Agora in Athens is distinctively different from the Ancient Greek Agora and represents an empire with different styles of culture, trade and religion
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A visit to the ruins of the ancient Agora retells the history of the Agora and its role in the development of Athens’ culture, commerce and religion
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The Acropolis of Athens is adorned with incomparable monuments, temples and sculptures from a period of architecture unrivalled in the history of Greece
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Explore the stone Tiryns acropolis, cyclopean walls, Great Ramp and gates, upper citadel and palace, lower citadel and houses, and the Tiryns Tholos Tombs
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Mycenae with lion gate, palace, beehive tombs and cyclopean wall surrounding its citadel is a fine example of Mycenaean Bronze Age civilisation
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The Theatre at Epidaurus is the finest example of an ancient Greek theatre. Trace the history of the theatre and why its acoustics deliver quality sound
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Ancient healing at the Sanctuary of Asclepius at Epidaurus was based on mysticism but gradually underwent a transition towards more rational medicine
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