The Acropolis

This paper states that the advanced style and design of the Acropolis proved their genius in the beginning and made Acropolis one of the most iconic buildings in the ancient world. Purpose statement This information is gathered in several reliable sources to inform the reader about the history and design of the Acropolis. Introduction returns to the power of the lightning gods and the ability to move the sun across the sky. Gladiators compete for blood in a huge area, and men are faster than they think.

Acropolis is the fortress of Athens on the rock. The Acropolis was formerly known as Cecropia. This is the inherited name after the symbolic snake name of Athens' first king. There are a series of prominent Greek archaeological remains in Acropolis so far, you must first visit the Parthenon temple and begin exploring them. The Parthenon is one of the most famous buildings in the Acropolis. This collective structure is a shelter built with the name of the goddess Athena, and in ancient times there was a statue of God in her heart. The ancient Athenian prayed to the goddess of art, crafts, skills, war and mathematics to pursue her wisdom, courage and inspiration.

The Acropolis in Greece means "Holy City, High City". Acropolis is known all over the world as "Acropolis of Athens". There are many Acropolis in Greece, but Acropolis is most famous. The Acropolis is dedicated primarily to the goddess Athena. But prehistoric humans lived in the Acropolis and its surrounding caves. Located in the center of Athens, many myths, festivals and important events lead to the sacred Acropolis. This work began with the command of Pellicle to show the wealth and prosperity of the forces of Athens. The name of the building is most likely to come from the statue of Athena Parthenos on the east side of the building. This magnificent building was made of ivory and gold and carved by the famous sculptor Fidias. Like most buildings in the Acropolis, Athena is dedicated to the success of the goddess.