EditorialGREEK ART. Hellenistic period. REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA. Bouleuterion. II century A.C. Detail of marble Corinthian columns. Ruins of Apollonia. Fier.
EditorialGREEK ART. Hellenistic period. REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA. Bouleuterion. II century A.C. Detail of marble Corinthian columns. Ruins of Apollonia. Fier.
EditorialTripod Monument from the Bouleuterion (Town Hall). Reconstructed with original fragments. 2nd century BC. Marble. Milet. Pergamon Museum. Berlin. Germany.
EditorialTurkey. Priene. Ancient Greek city. View of the Bouleuterion (Senate). 2nd century BC. Small quadrangular building with stands on three of its sides, used for meetings of the city council. In the center, an altar.
EditorialTripod Monument from the Bouleuterion (Town Hall). Reconstructed with original fragments. 2nd century BC. Marble. Milet. Pergamon Museum. Berlin. Germany.
EditorialGREEK ART. Hellenistic period. REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA. Bouleuterion. II century A.C. Detail of marble Corinthian columns. Ruins of Apollonia. Fier.
EditorialGREEK ART. Hellenistic period. REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA. Bouleuterion. II century A.C. Detail of marble Corinthian columns. Ruins of Apollonia. Fier.
EditorialTripod Monument from the Bouleuterion (Town Hall). Reconstructed with original fragments. 2nd century BC. Marble. Milet. Pergamon Museum. Berlin. Germany.
EditorialASIA MENOR. PRIENE. Antigua ciudad griega. Vista general del BOULEUTERION (senado). Peque?o edificio cuadrangular dotado de gradas en tres de sus lados, con capacidad para 640 personas, que se utilizaba para reuniones del consejo de la ciudad. Fechado ...
EditorialTripod Monument from the Bouleuterion (Town Hall). Reconstructed with original fragments. 2nd century BC. Marble. Milet. Pergamon Museum. Berlin. Germany.
EditorialGREEK ART. Hellenistic period. REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA. Bouleuterion. II century A.C. Detail of marble Corinthian columns. Ruins of Apollonia. Fier.
EditorialGREEK ART. Hellenistic period. REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA. Bouleuterion. II century A.C. Detail of marble Corinthian columns. Ruins of Apollonia. Fier.
EditorialEros. Marble head (early 2nd CE). Copy of an original by Lysippos (330-320 BCE) from the channel between Bouleuterion and Basilica, Eleuthera Agora (state market) in Ephesus, Turkey. Height 26.5 cm. Inv. 1832.
EditorialGerasa (Jerash) in the north of Jordan, was a Roman-Hellenistic town which became rich as a safe trading post for Nabataean, Jewish and Roman merchants. The northern theatre of Gerasa, built 165 as bouleuterion for the city council, then changed into a...