The Temple of Hephaestus (Thiseio) in Athens - 3D reconstruction

[@TheTazmaniyak]

This is one of my favourite sites in Athens and one I always try to show my visiting friends, its more intimate than the Parthenon and approachable. Thank you for bringing it even more alive!

[@MartinAracon]

Die best Doku über diesen Tempel! Vielen Dank für die bildliche Vorstellung!

[@andrex3954]

Εύγε! Απλά επιμελημένη και εξαιρετική εργασία! Thumbs Up!!!

[@ΚατερίναΝικητοπούλου-ο9λ]

Συγχαρητήρια! Χρειαζόμασταν κάτι τέτοιο! Συνεχίστε.

[@ΕΥΜΟΡΦΙΑΣΧΟΙΝΑ]

Εξαιρετικές παρουσιάσεις, συνεχίστε να μας γνωρίζετε την Ιστορία μας! Ευχαριστούμε!

[@fabiosanti7153]

Awesome!

[@skittlezz5727]

Συγχαρητήρια!

[@fynx6720]

Jooooh super cool joh

[@Eva-ie2pk]

do you have the exact dimensions of the temple? pillars etc. ?

[@matthieudebrisay6989]

Ευχαριστώ. Τώρα μπορώ να διαβάσω ελληνικά.

[@aleajactaest4975]

Φίλε/η μου συγχαρητήρια για την δουλειά σου. Κάθε βίντεο σου είναι ξεχωριστό.. Σε παρακαλώ αν μπορείς κάνε κάτι και για την Κύπρο..

[@yiannimil1]

@とうま η Αφροδιτη γεννηθηκε στην Αρκαδια \

[@mirtiamirtia4521]

@Touma72ch Ετσι θα γινει,και επισης οι ηρωες της ΕΟΚΑ θα μεινουν αθανατοι.

[@somewherejapan]

Do any of the statues from the original temples remain intact? It would be awesome to see them remade and put back in place to get the full effect

[@AncientAthens3D]

Unfortunately only a few fragments remain. They can't be restored.

[@ΠάρηςΔίγκας]

Το πραγματικό όνομα του ναού είναι "Ηφαιστείο"! The real name of that temple is "Hephestio"!

[@georgem3270]

Actually in Latin characters it is "Hephesteum" or "Hephaesteum". But even earlier than that name, it was knows as Theseion or "Theseum".

[@qcrms]

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[@alexandrosaiakides4539]

ΕΥΓΕ !

[@petersclafani4370]

Would like to see those great buildings restored. But Greece is not a wealthy country.

[@supertramp7611]

Is not about money my friend it is about authenticity. Let the Archaeologists doing their job.

[@billysanford9799]

Were most statues painted in life like colors? What exactly took place inside the temples?

[@AncientAthens3D]

In ancient Greece and Rome, all the marble statues were colourfully painted to look life like. Usually only priests were allowed to enter the interior of the temples, where the god's statue was and the treasures. All the rituals with the public participating took place outside, near the altar. During these rituals and sacrifices, the temple's doors were wide open and the crowd could see the statue of the god looking over the events.

[@junxuanwong3537]

So the interior has no windows?

[@AncientAthens3D]

No, no windows at all. Very rarely did the ancient greek temples had windows in the cella.

[@Lebrenth]

@@AncientAthens3D How would the cella be lit?

[@AncientAthens3D]

@@Lebrenth The temple's interiors were not intended to be used by the people like in todays churches, mosques etc. The religious practice was taking place outside the entrance, at the altar. The cella was the "house" of the god/goddess and his/her statue. They would open the doors and let some light in, or use candles. In any case, the doors of the temples were very big so when opened, they would let plenty of light inside. No people would be inside with the doors closed.

[@χρηστοςΜπακολουκας]

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[@gyorgyor7765]

This Temple to should restored to its original majesty and its destroyed statues replaced with top quality reproductions.

[@91ΛιακοΣπαρτη91]

αν λυπούμαστε εμείς οι Έλληνες που βλέπουμε τον πολιτισμό μας διαλυμένο, ας σκεφτούμε τους πρόγονους μας τι ένιωθαν καθώς έβλεπαν τούς εκάστοτε να τα διαλύουν. η εκδίκηση είναι ένα πιάτο που τρώγεται κρύο.

[@lakonelis1092]

Δεν υπηρχε λευκο ημαρτον πια !