Italy, Sicily - Selinunte- Temple D

The transcript provides an overview of Selinunte, a significant Greek colony in Sicily. It describes its geographical location between the Cotoni and Medioni rivers, its historical founding by colonists from Megara Hyblea, and its interactions with Phoenicians and native Sicilians. The city layout includes an Acropolis with temples and a fortified structure. Temple D is highlighted for its architectural features, including its column design and archaic elements.

How did Selinunte interact with the Phoenicians and native Sicilians?

What architectural features distinguish Temple D in Selinunte?