Roman Era (29 B.C.-324 A.D.)

Roman Era (29 B.C.-324 A.D.)
Thus during the time of Roman occupancy, Athens remained an influential center of education and philosophy.
117-138 A.D.
Period of governance by the Roman Empire under Hadrian - who decorates Athens with works of architecture and art. Of particular significance are: The Arch of Hadrian, which separates the old city from the new; The Aqueduct; The Ancient Library; The Pantheon and The "Basilica" of Hadrian.
160 A.D.
Construction period of the Odeon of Herodes Atticus, financed by the rich Athenian thinker Herodes Atticus.
267 A.D.
Total destruction of Athens by Herulians.
▶︎ Neolithic Era (4000-3000 B.C.)
▶︎ Bronze Age (3000-1100 B.C.)
▶︎ Archaic Period (8th-6th Centuries B.C.)
▶︎ Classical Era / Classical Greece (5th-4th Centuries B.C.)
▶︎ The Peloponnesian War (431-335 B.C.)
▶︎ Hellenistic Era (323-30 B.C.)
▶︎ Roman Era (29 B.C.-324 A.D.)
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