Exhibit Codex
The Parthenon
Explore the Parthenon on the Acropolis of Athens. Inspect the surviving colonnades, stepped platform and inner remains in a textured photogrammetric study.
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Athens · the surviving temple
Reference and coverage
Nick G. Gizelis (aumakua), Parthenon – Acropolis, Athens Greece, CC BY 4.0. Temple extracted from an Acropolis drone-video scan and partitioned into inspection regions. Display cuts are not original construction joints. The scan has gaps and texture artifacts; vanished roofs, ancient decoration and a complete interior are not reconstructed.
Available layers
- Platform
- Colonnades
- Inner remains
Structure index
Named structures in this reference. Open the interactive Codex for additional study views and selectable records.
Cella & inner remains
Inner remains
Inspect this region of the surviving Parthenon. The selected surface comes from a drone-video photogrammetric reconstruction.
Nick G. Gizelis (aumakua), Parthenon – Acropolis, Athens Greece, CC BY 4.0. Temple extracted from the Acropolis scene, reoriented and partitioned into spatial inspection regions. Seams are display cuts, not original construction joints. Scan has holes and texture artifacts; it does not reconstruct the ancient roof or interior decoration.
Platform & lower steps
Platform
Inspect this region of the surviving Parthenon. The selected surface comes from a drone-video photogrammetric reconstruction.
Nick G. Gizelis (aumakua), Parthenon – Acropolis, Athens Greece, CC BY 4.0. Temple extracted from the Acropolis scene, reoriented and partitioned into spatial inspection regions. Seams are display cuts, not original construction joints. Scan has holes and texture artifacts; it does not reconstruct the ancient roof or interior decoration.
Long colonnade A · bay 5
Colonnades
Inspect this region of the surviving Parthenon. The selected surface comes from a drone-video photogrammetric reconstruction.
Nick G. Gizelis (aumakua), Parthenon – Acropolis, Athens Greece, CC BY 4.0. Temple extracted from the Acropolis scene, reoriented and partitioned into spatial inspection regions. Seams are display cuts, not original construction joints. Scan has holes and texture artifacts; it does not reconstruct the ancient roof or interior decoration.
End colonnade B
Colonnades
Inspect this region of the surviving Parthenon. The selected surface comes from a drone-video photogrammetric reconstruction.
Nick G. Gizelis (aumakua), Parthenon – Acropolis, Athens Greece, CC BY 4.0. Temple extracted from the Acropolis scene, reoriented and partitioned into spatial inspection regions. Seams are display cuts, not original construction joints. Scan has holes and texture artifacts; it does not reconstruct the ancient roof or interior decoration.
Long colonnade B · bay 3
Colonnades
Inspect this region of the surviving Parthenon. The selected surface comes from a drone-video photogrammetric reconstruction.
Nick G. Gizelis (aumakua), Parthenon – Acropolis, Athens Greece, CC BY 4.0. Temple extracted from the Acropolis scene, reoriented and partitioned into spatial inspection regions. Seams are display cuts, not original construction joints. Scan has holes and texture artifacts; it does not reconstruct the ancient roof or interior decoration.
Long colonnade B · bay 2
Colonnades
Inspect this region of the surviving Parthenon. The selected surface comes from a drone-video photogrammetric reconstruction.
Nick G. Gizelis (aumakua), Parthenon – Acropolis, Athens Greece, CC BY 4.0. Temple extracted from the Acropolis scene, reoriented and partitioned into spatial inspection regions. Seams are display cuts, not original construction joints. Scan has holes and texture artifacts; it does not reconstruct the ancient roof or interior decoration.
End colonnade A
Colonnades
Inspect this region of the surviving Parthenon. The selected surface comes from a drone-video photogrammetric reconstruction.
Nick G. Gizelis (aumakua), Parthenon – Acropolis, Athens Greece, CC BY 4.0. Temple extracted from the Acropolis scene, reoriented and partitioned into spatial inspection regions. Seams are display cuts, not original construction joints. Scan has holes and texture artifacts; it does not reconstruct the ancient roof or interior decoration.
Long colonnade A · bay 1
Colonnades
Inspect this region of the surviving Parthenon. The selected surface comes from a drone-video photogrammetric reconstruction.
Nick G. Gizelis (aumakua), Parthenon – Acropolis, Athens Greece, CC BY 4.0. Temple extracted from the Acropolis scene, reoriented and partitioned into spatial inspection regions. Seams are display cuts, not original construction joints. Scan has holes and texture artifacts; it does not reconstruct the ancient roof or interior decoration.
Long colonnade A · bay 2
Colonnades
Inspect this region of the surviving Parthenon. The selected surface comes from a drone-video photogrammetric reconstruction.
Nick G. Gizelis (aumakua), Parthenon – Acropolis, Athens Greece, CC BY 4.0. Temple extracted from the Acropolis scene, reoriented and partitioned into spatial inspection regions. Seams are display cuts, not original construction joints. Scan has holes and texture artifacts; it does not reconstruct the ancient roof or interior decoration.
Long colonnade B · bay 1
Colonnades
Inspect this region of the surviving Parthenon. The selected surface comes from a drone-video photogrammetric reconstruction.
Nick G. Gizelis (aumakua), Parthenon – Acropolis, Athens Greece, CC BY 4.0. Temple extracted from the Acropolis scene, reoriented and partitioned into spatial inspection regions. Seams are display cuts, not original construction joints. Scan has holes and texture artifacts; it does not reconstruct the ancient roof or interior decoration.
Long colonnade B · bay 4
Colonnades
Inspect this region of the surviving Parthenon. The selected surface comes from a drone-video photogrammetric reconstruction.
Nick G. Gizelis (aumakua), Parthenon – Acropolis, Athens Greece, CC BY 4.0. Temple extracted from the Acropolis scene, reoriented and partitioned into spatial inspection regions. Seams are display cuts, not original construction joints. Scan has holes and texture artifacts; it does not reconstruct the ancient roof or interior decoration.
Long colonnade B · bay 5
Colonnades
Inspect this region of the surviving Parthenon. The selected surface comes from a drone-video photogrammetric reconstruction.
Nick G. Gizelis (aumakua), Parthenon – Acropolis, Athens Greece, CC BY 4.0. Temple extracted from the Acropolis scene, reoriented and partitioned into spatial inspection regions. Seams are display cuts, not original construction joints. Scan has holes and texture artifacts; it does not reconstruct the ancient roof or interior decoration.
Long colonnade B · bay 6
Colonnades
Inspect this region of the surviving Parthenon. The selected surface comes from a drone-video photogrammetric reconstruction.
Nick G. Gizelis (aumakua), Parthenon – Acropolis, Athens Greece, CC BY 4.0. Temple extracted from the Acropolis scene, reoriented and partitioned into spatial inspection regions. Seams are display cuts, not original construction joints. Scan has holes and texture artifacts; it does not reconstruct the ancient roof or interior decoration.
Long colonnade A · bay 3
Colonnades
Inspect this region of the surviving Parthenon. The selected surface comes from a drone-video photogrammetric reconstruction.
Nick G. Gizelis (aumakua), Parthenon – Acropolis, Athens Greece, CC BY 4.0. Temple extracted from the Acropolis scene, reoriented and partitioned into spatial inspection regions. Seams are display cuts, not original construction joints. Scan has holes and texture artifacts; it does not reconstruct the ancient roof or interior decoration.
Long colonnade A · bay 4
Colonnades
Inspect this region of the surviving Parthenon. The selected surface comes from a drone-video photogrammetric reconstruction.
Nick G. Gizelis (aumakua), Parthenon – Acropolis, Athens Greece, CC BY 4.0. Temple extracted from the Acropolis scene, reoriented and partitioned into spatial inspection regions. Seams are display cuts, not original construction joints. Scan has holes and texture artifacts; it does not reconstruct the ancient roof or interior decoration.
Long colonnade A · bay 6
Colonnades
Inspect this region of the surviving Parthenon. The selected surface comes from a drone-video photogrammetric reconstruction.
Nick G. Gizelis (aumakua), Parthenon – Acropolis, Athens Greece, CC BY 4.0. Temple extracted from the Acropolis scene, reoriented and partitioned into spatial inspection regions. Seams are display cuts, not original construction joints. Scan has holes and texture artifacts; it does not reconstruct the ancient roof or interior decoration.
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Open the full exhibit Codex for individual structure records and time-specific information. The Credits page lists source creators, licenses and adaptations.