The Parthenon as we know it today or the Temple of Athena Parthenos, as it was officially recognized in Ancient Greece; was the temple for Athena Parthenos, meaning virgin Athena. Athena is a daughter of Zeus and the Goddess of Heroic Endeavour. There were two Parthenon's, the original was destroyed and burned by a Persian attack in 480/479 BCE. The Parthenon that still stands today was erected from 447-432 BCE, and funded by funds from the Delian League. Funds that were safely stored inside the Parthenon and is so far the only verifiable fact I've found as to what might have happened inside the Parthenon in the late 5th century BCE.
Colosseum
Like any country, Ireland has all sorts of architecture, so there is no simple answer to the question. You will find all kinds of architecture in buildings of different ages. Ireland has buildings that are 5000 years old, which is older than the pyramids in Egypt. Dublin in particular, but also some other Irish cities, is famous for Georgian Architecture. It dates from the early 18th century through to the early 19th century. Lots of more modern buildings have been built in the Georgian style too, in order to fit in with surrounding buildings.
Coiled pots are one of the oldest pottery methods. They have been found at ancient site ranging from China to Greece, to new Mexico. The coiling technique allowed potters to create vessels that were taller and thicker than older methods of working clay .
We don't know who invented basket weaving (basketry). Baskets are older than writing, and they date from the dawn of history. Having been made some 10,000 to 12,000 years ago, the oldest known baskets come from upper Egypt. A link can be found below.
Yes, Newgrange in Ireland is older than the pyramids in Egypt. Newgrange was built around 3200 BC, while the pyramids were built around 2600-2500 BC.
Colosseum??I hope it's a funny question unless you are non European.......Rome has the Colosseum and the Pantheon and Greece has the Acropolis and the Parthenon(older than Colosseum)
no... Egypt was first
Undoubtedly the Mayan Pyramids are much older than the Egyptian Pyramids regardless of what official thought is. The similarity in Tibetan, Mayan and Egyptian languages indicates a common root.
By about 500 years, the Parthenon is older then the Colliseum in Rome, it makes sence considering that the Greeks founded Athens before Rome
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noo the Greeks came much after the the Ancient Egyptians. Egypt was the one of the first ever civilisations, if not the first
The ancient Greek temple known as the Parthenon (Greek for "the virgin's place") was constructed between 447 and 432 B.C. Using this data you can calculate the answer using todays date.About 3000 years. Pretty old. About 3000 years. Pretty old.
The Egyptian pyramids are supposedly about 4000 years older than the mayans, A lot of people beg to differ though.
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