Parthenon marbles restoration - Part 1

Restoration of the Parthenon Marbles - Part One:
The most important work in the restoration of the Parthenon marbles is the intervention on the west side of the monument.
Since 2011, a total of 111 architectural members have been dismantled, which after completion of their structural restoration will be repositioned or reassembled in the Parthenon.
Along with the work of restoration of the marbles on the western side of the Parthenon, restoration work is being carried out on the upright and the first block of the north wall of the cella.
The current programs for the restoration of the Parthenon marbles include the final casting of strips in the new 6-column complement of the Parthenon's northern colonnade.
In the current NSRF programs for the restoration of the Parthenon marbles, the final stripping of the ribbons to the supplements of the two northerners of the 5 restored Pontoon columns is planned.

[@hicbirfikrimyok1966]

Outstanding!! Truly worthy as a NOVA contribution to the knowledge & reconstruction of the Parthenon!

[@JanserMacielMansur]

Avaricious today Greece! The architectural ensemble deserved to be rebuilt... See the glory of the Nashville Parthenon!

[@user-sz9dj1pl9o]

NOOO That would make it a mostly modern building not the ancient temple itself

[@peterkastellanos7475]

Looking forward to someday visit Nashville's Parthenon and Athena

[@rdwaldsaxe-coburg666]

THE BRICKS ARE MIXED WITH HUMAN SHIT AND SAND

[@azwris]

...that came from your brain vandal.

[@veramae4098]

Source?

[@ruzickaw]

Romans were much better builder. Greece could no build any cupula, just rows of colums.

[@pgchris87]

Such a simplistic point of view although true in some sense.. You do realize that the Romans were heavily influenced by Greek culture and it was half a millennium later. It's like saying we can build much taller buildings than 500 years ago.

[@ikriaras]

Lighthouse of Alexandria, Agia Sophia, The mausoleum of Hallicarnassus. Much of Roman achievement was Greek.

[@alexokc6009]

Roman architects copied greek architecture.