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What is the ancient greek temple standing on a hill called the Acroplis?

The Parthenōn, a temple devoted to Athēna Parthenos (the Virgin)


Is the temple of Apollo still standing?

There are many ancient temples given such a title and some of them are still standing, yes.


What is the name of ancient athens's temple?

It was called the Acropolis :-)


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Temple


What do the Greeks call the temple of Athena?

The Temple of the ancient Greek Goddess Athena is called Parthenon.


Why is stongehenge standing in a circle?

Stonehenge is in a circle because it represents a calendar or cyles of the seasons. However some argue that it was once the temple of "Apollo." The temple of Apollo was a circular temple of standing stones and was located in Hyperborea. Hyperborea may have been the ancient name for Great Britain.


What is the stadium called they held the ancient Olympics?

Temple of Zeus.


What is the ancient greek temple at the top of acropolis called?

The Parthenon


What occupies temple mount today?

Today the temple of Solomon is not there but in its place a mosque is standing.


Who destroyed the western wall?

Actually, the western wall was the standing remnant of the Jewish temple complex that stood in ancient Israel (Judea). The Romans destroyed the temple, but the western wall which is still standing today in Jerusalem, remained standing. Today, it is a place of prayer for Jews.


What is the name of the site of the ancient Jewish temple?

Jews worship at synagogues.


What is called the innermost sanctuary of an ancient Greek temple or shrine?

The innermost sanctuary of the ancient Greek temple or shrine is called 'Αβατον - Avaton meannig impermissible to enter. Only priests were allowed to enter there.