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Partially excavated places tagged “ionic”

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🇬🇷 Greece · Temple complex

Erechtheion — Acropolis of Athens

Late Classical (Peloponnesian War) · Classical Athenian

421–405 BCE asymmetric Ionic with Caryatids, housing Athena Polias and Poseidon-Erechtheus on Mycenaean terrace.

🇮🇷 Iran · Temple complex

Temple of Anahita — Kangavar

Hellenistic–Parthian to Sassanian (contested) · Seleucid Greek–Parthian–Sassanian; Anahita cult syncretism

210×224 m terrace on Khorasan Road, Anahita water-temple vs. Parthian palace debate, double Ionic colonnade.