Attica, Oropos, Temple of Amphiaraos, Votive marble relief depicting Amphiaraus healing Archinus shoulder

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Attica, Oropos, Temple of Amphiaraos, Votive marble relief depicting Amphiaraus healing Archinus shoulder

Greek civilization, 5th-4th century b.C. Votive marble relief depicting Amphiaraus healing Archinus shoulder. From the Temple of Amphiaraos at Oropos, Attica. Detail

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4th Century Bc Aegean Civilisations Ancient Civilisation Ancient Greece Antiquity Assistance Doctor Greek Civilisation Healthcare And Medicine Illness Marble Medicine Mythology Non Western Script Robe Short Phrase Text Traditional Clothing Amphiaraus Archaeological Artifact

EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases a remarkable archaeological artifact from ancient Greece, specifically the Temple of Amphiaraos in Oropos, Attica. The Votive marble relief depicts an intriguing scene where Amphiaraus, a prominent figure in Greek mythology and medicine, is healing Archinus' injured shoulder. This intricate carving beautifully captures the essence of ancient civilization with its detailed craftsmanship and symbolic significance. The doctor-like figure of Amphiaraus stands tall in his flowing robe, exuding an air of wisdom and expertise. His ability to heal is portrayed through this powerful sculpture that has withstood the test of time. The use of marble adds a touch of elegance and permanence to this piece, emphasizing its importance within religious practices during that era. As we gaze upon this studio shot image, we are transported back to a time when healthcare and medicine were intertwined with religion and spirituality. The text accompanying the relief remains unreadable due to non-western script but serves as a reminder of how much knowledge has been lost over centuries. This photograph not only offers us a glimpse into the past but also highlights the incredible artistic talent prevalent in ancient Greece. It reminds us that even though thousands of years have passed since these events took place, their impact on our understanding of history and culture remains profound.

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Attica, Oropos, Temple of Amphiaraos, Votive marble relief depicting Amphiaraus healing Archinus shoulder

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