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Explore the architectural marvels of ancient Greece with "Problems in Periclean Buildings" by G. W. Elderkin. This meticulously prepared volume delves into the complexities and enduring beauty of structures erected during the age of Pericles.
Focusing particularly on the Erechtheum, the book examines the construction and historical context of iconic buildings on the Acropolis. Discover insights into the design and significance of these ancient monuments, including the Parthenon, which exemplify the pinnacle of Greek architecture.
A fascinating resource for anyone interested in the history of ancient Greece and the architectural achievements of this period, "Problems in Periclean Buildings" offers a detailed examination of these timeless wonders. A valuable addition to any collection of architectural or historical works.
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