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Temple of Ilisos representation

Exact representation of the temple of Ilisos, within the context of present day Athens, as it would seen from the acropolis. In the foreground Adrians Gate and the Temple of Olympian Zeus.

Remains of the retaining wall on Arditou st.

The remains of the retaining wall and the carved rock foundation of its extention which were discovered in 1962 and were responsible for the diversion of the new Arditous st. allow us to know the extent of the temple site

Retaining wal and carved rock

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pavement of old Arditou street

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top view of the retaining wall remains

The retaining wall remains from above as seen from old Arditou street behind the new avenue.

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site picture

Picture showing where the Ministry excavated in 1994. One can see the pavement of old Arditou street as well as the ruble from excavation which was layed on the side of the builiding giving a fake impression of the entrance level. The road was elevated with land fill and the natural rock exists over one meter below the old street level. Yet the so called existence of an excavated basement was the major reason put forth by the archaiological concil in 1993 for reexaming the expropieation of the site.

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view to the acropolis from the site

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vandalized sign

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Exhibition

Exhibiton on site of etchings by J. Stuart and N. Revett as well as documentiation by I. Travlos on the Temple of Artemis Agrotera. This exhibiton was presented in August 2004 during the Athens Olympics by the Residents of Mets Innitioative with the support of the Municipality of Athens.