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The Theatre of
Dionysus in Athens
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(modern Athens,
Greece)
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Location:
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- Modern Athens,
Greece
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Theatre
Type:
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Greek Theatre with
Roman Renovations
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Date of
Construction:
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- Orchestra,
early 5th cent., Periclean
- construction
late 5th cent., Lycurgian construction mid 4th
cent. BC, Neronian renovatons mid 1st cent.
CE.
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Renovation
Dates:
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- 338-326 BC; mid-second cent. BC, 61-62 AD;
late fourth / early fifth cent. AD
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Excavations:
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Dimensions:
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- Cavea
Width: 82 meters
- Orchestra:
Diameter 26.53 meters
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Seating
Capacity:
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17,000
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Architectural
Drawings:
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Plan
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