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Total of 86. 46 on the outside, 19 on the inside and 21 surrounding the cult statue.
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What was used to support the roof of the Parthenon?
The pillars
How many steps lead up the the Greek Parthenon?
There is about 50 steps leading up to the parthenon.
Who helped Phidias build the Parthenon?
Phidias had help building the Parthenon by i don't know cos i hav been trying to find it out but KNOWHERE says it Answer by RoshniF: Phidias didn't build the Parthenon, but he built the statue of Athena that was put inside the Parthenon. The Parthenon was built by many ancient Greek workers.
Who was named after the Parthenon?
The Parthenon, Was Named After Athna. (The Goddess Of ''Wisdom'')
Where can you find pictures of the Parthenon?
You Google Parthenon.
What was used to support the roof of the Parthenon?
The pillars
How many pieces does each column of the Parthenon have?
The Parthenon is a temple of the Doric order with eight columns at the façade, and seventeen columns at the flanks.
How was the Parthenon temple in Greece built?
Well, I only know a little bit of it- A <fun fact> they saw the parthenon was curved and so they made curved pillars to even it out and look straight
How many gods and goddesses are there on the Parthenon frieze?
How many Gos and Goddesses are on the Parthenon Frieze
How many pillars are there in hajj?
There are 5 pillars in haji
How many steps lead up the the Greek Parthenon?
There is about 50 steps leading up to the parthenon.
How many stories does the Parthenon have?
1.
How many pillars are there in 1000 pillar mandapam in madurai?
985 pillars
How many pages does The Pillars of Creation have?
The Pillars of Creation has 557 pages.
How many pillars are there at Mina?
There are 3 pillars but one main pillar
How many years did the Parthenon hold table tennis?
The Parthenon is a historical site and has never had table tennis.
How were the Greek Parthenon's built?
The Greek Parthenon began to be built in 447 BC and finally finished in 438 BC. It was built as a symbol of Athen's strength after defeating the Persians in the Persian war. It was also built to honor the goddess Athena. The Parthenon wasn't built completely straight, however. It was built with the top pillars leaning inward so that at a distance, it would appear straight (optical illusion).
