selinunte temple C columns

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Selinunte: Temple C north colonnade, Doric columns

Selinunte: Temple C, north colonnade (Photo: Athena Review 2004)

Temple C is a hexastyle building, with six columns at front and back, and 17 columns on the sides.This view shows two columns from the reconstructed north colonnade, along with two notched lintel fragments.
A total of 14 doric columns have been re-erected along the north side of Temple C. The columns, with simple Doric capitals, are monolithic (i.e., not built up from sections or drums) and nearly 2 m in diameter at the base, except for the thicker corner columns.
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	Selinunte: Temple C north colonnade, Doric columns Selinunte: Temple C, north colonnade (Photo: Athena Review 2004)

	Temple C is a hexastyle building, with six columns at front and back, and 17 columns on the sides.This view shows two columns from the reconstructed north colonnade, along with two notched lintel fragments. A total of 14 doric columns have been re-erected along the north side of Temple C. The columns, with simple Doric capitals, are monolithic (i.e., not built up from sections or drums) and nearly 2 m in diameter at the base, except for the thicker corner columns. .
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Selinunte: Temple C north colonnade, Doric columns

Selinunte: Temple C, north colonnade (Photo: Athena Review 2004)

Temple C is a hexastyle building, with six columns at front and back, and 17 columns on the sides.This view shows two columns from the reconstructed north colonnade, along with two notched lintel fragments.

A total of 14 doric columns have been re-erected along the north side of Temple C. The columns, with simple Doric capitals, are monolithic (i.e., not built up from sections or drums) and nearly 2 m in diameter at the base, except for the thicker corner columns.

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