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Selinunte: Acropolis, Temple D viewed from southwest
Selinunte: Temple D seen from southwest (Arch.Mus.Palermo;Photo:Athena Review 2004)
Temple D, built around 535-525 BC, was dedicated to the goddess Athena. Located just north of Temple C, it is in an area filled with remains of buildings and altars.
Temple
D had a separate cinerary altar located right beside the east
front of the temple, on the far side of the present view from the
southwest.
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