Naxos and Lesser Cyclades Municipality, Greece
Temple of Sangri
Naxos and Lesser Cyclades Municipality, Greece
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The Temple of Sangri is a Late Archaic Greek temple located on the Cycladic island of Naxos, near the village of Ano Sangri. Built around 530 BC from Naxian marble, it stands as one of the earliest known Ionic temples and represents a significant example of ancient Greek architecture during the Archaic period. The temple's construction from locally quarried marble connects it to Naxos's long tradition as a major source of this prized building material in the ancient world.
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- Type
- ancient Greek temple, archaeological site
- Materials
- Naxian marble
- Heritage
- archaeological site in Greece
- Place
- Naxos and Lesser Cyclades Municipality, Greece
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