I am by now a veteran of extensive studies on Egyptian, Mayan and Megalithic architecture, but lately it occurs to me that the subject of Greco-Roman architecture has been much neglected in the course of that. As I ponder whether to try to plunge more deeply into the subject, I think that if it’s possibleContinue reading “The Temple of Artemis at Ephesus”
Tag Archives: Greek Temples
Greeks 1, Luke 0
I had to take down the last blog post on the Temple of Apollo at Didyma. I thought I’d finally got it figured out but I missed one important checkpoint and didn’t realize it until I proceeded to reuse the same formula on the data for the ostensibly equally-proportioned Temple of Artemis at Sardis, relyingContinue reading “Greeks 1, Luke 0”
Luke Piwalker 