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What material is used to build lotus temple?
The temple looks like a lotus flower and is made of marble, cement, dolomite and sand.
Is the statue of Zeus in the Parthenon?
It was erected in the Temple of Zeus at the sanctuary of Olympia, Greece. It no longer exists.
Where did people get the marble used for building the temple of Artemis?
The main material was stone. The Temple of Artemis had stone beams, column drums, paving, sculptures, tiles for the roof, and iron and lead to lock the beams together. Stucco was also used to face the columns. Marble, gildings, ivory, wood and paints were used for carvings, decorating and finishing.
What caused the fire to ruin the statue of Zeus?
It was destroyed by a fire in Istanbul,Turkey.
Why didn't the Temple of Zeus at Olympia have a proper statue?
I think it could be called a proper statue, since that work of Phidias was counted as one of the seven wonders of the world.
How big is the temple of Zeus?
It depends on which Temple of Zeus, and where it is.
What was the height of Zeus temple?
It depends on which temple to Zeus you refer to.
Who destroyed Zeus' temple?
zeus
Does the temple of Zeus still exist?
The temple of zeus still exists in Olympia
What is the name of Zeus' temple on mount Olympus?
temple of Zeus supposedly at least that's what i got.
What was the greek name for Zeus' temple?
The Greek name of Zeus\' temple in Athens, Greece is Olympieion.
Where is Zeus statue located?
in the Greek temple of Zeus
How does temple of Zeus looks like?
The temple of Zeus looks like a pile of stones but is a great tourist site if you want to visit the temple.
What material used in akshardham temple wall?
meterial used in akshardam
For whom was the statue of Zeus built?
For the temple of Zeus where he was worshiped.
Whom was the statue of Zeus built?
For the temple of Zeus where he was worshiped.
Where is Zeus in the music room on Mythology Island?
Zeus in not in the Temple of Muses (Temple to Apollo). He is, however, represented in the Museum.
