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Pniks
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- The Pnyx is a hill or hillside in central Athens, the capital of Greece. Beginning as early as 507 BC (Fifth-century Athens)...
- The Pnyx features a natural hillside, which provides an amphitheater-like setting.
- To reach the theatre, take the entrance to the Pnyx which is opposite the Acropolis entrance on Areopagitou, and follow the signs which direct you to the far...
- The first excavations on the hill began in 1910, the Greek archaeological society and finally confirmed that this is the hill of the Pnyx.
- Pnyx Yunanca Pny3 Antik Yunan da Pnuks olarak okunurdu Pnyka Modern Yunanistan Pnuka olarak okunur Atina da Akropolis yakinlarinda bir tepenin ismidir...
- Idling Athenians were called to the assembly by public slaves who stretched a braided rope covered in red paint to guide them to the Pnyx.
- The Pnyx is a small, rocky hill surrounded, by a variety of ancient sites and parkland.
- Enjoy the serenity and beauty of the Pnyx, allowing you to reflect on the incredible history and significance of the site while taking in the stunning surroundings.
- As such, the Pnyx is the material embodiment of the principle of isegoria, "equal speech", the equal right of every citizen to debate matters of policy.
- Tepede ilk kazılar 1910 yılında Yunan Arkeoloji Derneği tarafından başlatılmış ve nihayet buranın Pnyx Tepesi olduğu doğrulanmıştır.
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