Italy, Paestum, Temple of Hera (Basilica)

The video explores the historical and architectural significance of Peistum, a site in southern Italy known for its well-preserved ancient Greek temples in the Doric order. Founded by Greek colonists, it was later conquered by the Leucanians and Romans. The site was abandoned in the Middle Ages and rediscovered in the 18th century. The temples, especially the first temple of Hera, showcase unique architectural features like pronounced entasis and dual dedication, reflecting early Greek design.

How did the design of the temple in Paestum differ from most Greek temples?

What evidence suggests that the temple in Paestum may have had a dual dedication?