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- ^ W.N. Bates, Notes on the Old Temple of Athena on the Acropolis, Harvard Studies in Classical Philology, 1901, pp. 319-326, argues for the clearing away of the...
- In the Archaic era, architectural developments included the Hekatompedon and the Old Temple of Athena.
- Only a few stones of time are to be seen here now. But in antiquity it was a venerated Temple to Athena Polias the patron Goddess for the city of Athens.
- An ancient monument in Athens, the Old Temple of Athena got its name due to repeated construction and restoration of the monument.
- The Acropolis, on which the Old Temple of Athena once stood, also provides a panoramic view of Athens and is a popular spot for photography.
- View of the Old Temple of Athena from the northeast. The pediment sculptures with the depiction of the Gigantomachy are visible.
- Sculpted figures, that once adorned the west -most probably- pediment of the "Old Temple" of Athena Polias, and depicted the momentous Gigantomachy.
- The Old Athena temple was to the destruction by the Persians in 480 BC, the cult building for Athena Polias, the patron goddess of Athens on the Acropolis.
- It was the oldest temple built in ancient times in Anatolia. The temple, estimated to have been completed in 525 BC, was dedicated to Goddess Athena Polias.
- The earliest temple to Athena Polias on the Acropolis, called 'the Old temple' in ancient literary sources, was located between the Erechtheion and the Parthenon.
