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Ancient ruins on the street...
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
This part of the greek ancient column is lay down on the ground, at a corner of the previous old house I posted.
I think this column is a remain from the ancient temple of Artemi, Apollo and Leto who the matters used to build a big part of Saint Paraskevi church opposite the house.
Well, I know that Greece is a country very rich of ancient ruins but I don't understand why we must leave these peaces of our ancient culture laying down on the ground in a free area! |
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You've got a point there, Μπάμπη... Greece has lost too many pieces of its ancient past already (remember the Elgin marbles), so it should be more caring about the rest! Send this photo to your government...
I'd have cropped a bit more from the bottom, to avoid the border. TFS.
Great detail in your shot Mpampis, it's suprising to me to see an artifact like this just lying around.
Δεν το πιστεύω, μα είναι δυνατόν τέτοια βλακεία!
Θα πρέπει να στείλεις την φωτό στό Υπουργείο, μήπως και ενδιαφερθούν. Κρίμα!!!
Φιλικά,
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