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Walking up to Temple of Juno
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Temple of Juno Lacinia - one of best preserved
with it Doric columns
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Temple of Hercules
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Original walls around the ancient city
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Byzantine burial chambers
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Temple of the Concord - We were followed
everywhere by a group of noisy school children who are currently
seeking shade under an almond tree.
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Temple of the Concord was the only temple
that was not destroyed. In fact it was used as a church until
the 18th century.
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Early Christian Necropolis
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Ruins of the Temple of Olympian Zeus (Jupiter).
Stones were used for buildings and public works up until the
17th century. A capital is visible near the top of the rubble.
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Copy of a reconstructed Stone Giant (Telamon).
These were used as decor and to support the structure of the
Temple of Zeus.
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To learn more about our visit to Agrigento, go to
the Agrigento Newsletter. To
view the next photo gallery, go to
Palermo Photo Gallery.
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