Grave stele of Hegeso, daughter of Proxenos (attributed to Kallimachos or a pupil?): detail Right center, head and torso of Hegeso, end of the 5th century B.C.
Great Altar of Zeus, Pergamon: Nyx, Goddess of Night (or one of the Erinyes/Furies?) hurls at serpent-wound vessel at a Giant, detail of N. frieze, ca. 180-175 B.C.
Great Altar of Zeus, Pergamon: the Titans Phoibe and her daughter Asteria, spirits of the morning and evening stars, attack a Giant, detail of S. frieze, ca. 180-175165-156 B.C.
Great Eleusinian votive relief: Triptolemos receiving consecrated grain from Demeter and Persephone (Roman, Augustan period copy after Greek original, ca. 450-425 B.C.)
Great Mosque, Cordoba: interior, arcades, view towards E., addition originally completed 987 (in background [C.], Christian chapel, added 16th century)
Great Mosque, Cordoba: interior, arcades, view towards E., addition originally completed 987 (in background [C.], Christian chapel, added 16th century)
Great Temple (Temple I) complex at Hattusas (Boghazkoy): cult sanctuary (probably dedicated to the solar goddess Arinna; view towards East showing base for deity statue), ca. 1275-1250 B.C.E.
Great Theater at Aphrodisias: view from E. looking from proskenium through orchestra toward caves, orig. ca. 30 B.C.; modified and enlarged 2nd century C.E.
Great Theatre, Epidauros: view from rear of auditorium seating, showing kerkides (wedge-shaped sections), and circular orchestra (with stage set for modern production of a Classical tragedy)
