Italy, Agrigento - Valley of the Temples

The video explores the historical and archaeological significance of Agrigento, focusing on the Valley of the Temples, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It details the architectural features and history of key temples such as the Temple of Concordia, Juno, Heracles, and the Olympian Zeus. The video also covers the Temple of the Dioscori and the surrounding necropolis, highlighting the area's rich Greek and Roman heritage.

What was the ancient Greek name for the city now known as Agrigento?

• Akragas

• Athens

• Sparta

• Delphi

Which temple in Agrigento is noted for its excellent state of preservation?

• Temple of Concordia

• Temple of Apollo

• Temple of Zeus

• Temple of Athena

What architectural style is the Temple of Juno Lachinia built in?

• Tuscan

• Corinthian

• Doric

• Ionic

Which temple is associated with the last years of the 6th century BC in Agrigento?

• Temple of Heracles

• Temple of Concordia

• Temple of Zeus

• Temple of Athena

What is the main attraction of the Olympian complex in Agrigento?

• Temple of Olympian Zeus

• Temple of Apollo

• Temple of Hera

• Temple of Athena

Which temple is traditionally associated with the Dioscori twins, Castor and Pollux?

• Temple of Heracles

• Temple of Zeus

• Temple of the Dioscori

• Temple of Concordia

What is the name of the necropolis visible in the Grotto Fragipani?

• Late Roman and Byzantine Necropolis

• Greek Necropolis

• Byzantine Necropolis

• Roman Necropolis

What was the function of Gate 4 in ancient Agrigento?

• A residential area

• A marketplace

• A temple entrance

• A city gate leading to the sea

What was the purpose of the Ecclesia Stereo in ancient Agrigento?

• A religious temple

• A public assembly building

• A military fort

• A marketplace

How many people could the comittium hold in Roman times?

• 2000

• 3000

• 1000

• 4000