A Walking Tour of Olympia, Greece
By K. Kris Hirst, About.com
The Temple of Hera (or Heraion) is the oldest of the structures at Olympia, and the earliest monumental temple in Greece, built about 600 BC. The original columns for the Heraion were of wood, but they were eventually replaced with marble.
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- The Greek Classical Site of Olympia
- Excavations at Olympia, Greece
- The Stadium at Olympia, Greece
- The Temple of Hera at Olympia
- The Temple of Zeus at Olympia
- Workshop of Pheidias at Olympia
- Greek Baths at Olympia
- Palaestra at Olympia
- Villa of the Roman Emperor Nero at Olympia
- Lighting the Olympic Flame
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