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Relief portraying Mars on the pilaster at the entrance from the west parodos to the orchestra, Ancient Theatre, built by Philip II in the 4th century BC and later reconstructed by the Romans, Philippi
Relief portraying Mars on the pilaster at the entrance from the west parodos to the orchestra, Ancient Theatre, built by Philip II in the 4th century BC and later reconstructed by the Romans, Philippi

The artistic decoration of the theatre during the 2nd century AD was confined to the carving - on the pilasters at the entrance from the west parodos to the orchestra - of three clumsy relief figures depicting Victory, Nemesis and Ares.

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Taken on: April 7, 2012
Sets appears in:   • Ares/Mars    • Philippi   
Camera: Olympus SP800UZ, f/5.9, 1/640 sec, 5.5mm, ISO 50 (more info) (hide info)
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Relief portraying Mars on the pilaster at the entrance from the west parodos to the orchestra, Ancient Theatre, built by Philip II in the 4th century BC and later reconstructed by the Romans, Philippi

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