The Temple of Artemis, located in Ephesus, Turkey, was originally built by the Amazon tribe to honor the Greek goddess Artemis after she protected them during a battle with Dionysus. It was completely rebuilt three times before being destroyed in 401 AD due to floods, arson, and an invasion by Germanic tribes. The temple served as a place of refuge and protection under Artemis.
The Temple of Artemis, located in Ephesus, Turkey, was originally built by the Amazon tribe to honor the Greek goddess Artemis after she protected them during a battle with Dionysus. It was completely rebuilt three times before being destroyed in 401 AD due to floods, arson, and an invasion by Germanic tribes. The temple served as a place of refuge and protection under Artemis.
The Temple of Artemis, located in Ephesus, Turkey, was originally built by the Amazon tribe to honor the Greek goddess Artemis after she protected them during a battle with Dionysus. It was completely rebuilt three times before being destroyed in 401 AD due to floods, arson, and an invasion by Germanic tribes. The temple served as a place of refuge and protection under Artemis.
The Temple of Artemis (Temple of Diana) is located in
Ephesus in Turkey. Artemis is the Greek God of hunting and childbirth. The Temple of Artemis was built by a female tribe called the Amazons. The Amazons had a big battle against Dionysus (The Greek God of wine). Since the Amazons were losing, they fled to the temple and Artemis told Dionysus to leave the Amazons and change course. So the temple ended up being a place to go if you needed protection. It was completely rebuilt three times before its eventual destruction in 401 AD. The first time it was destroyed due to a flood. The Second time was because of arson. Herostratus burned it down in order to become famous. This backfired because anyone who spoke his name was then sentenced to death. Finally, an east German tribe (the goths) destroyed