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Selinunte the temple hill - Temple E. Perhaps dedicated to Era (Juno), (V c BC), it was reconstructed in the mid-fifties with the anastylosis method.

Selinunte the temple hill - Temple E. Perhaps dedicated to Era (Juno), (V c BC), it was reconstructed in the mid-fifties with the anastylosis method.

Selinunte the temple hill - A close-up of the Doric columns of temple E, 10 m high and with a diameter of more than 2 meters.

Selinunte the temple hill - The temple E was reconstructed with the method of anastylosis in the mid-fifties like the colonnade of temple C.

Selinunte the temple hill - Temple E seen from inside the peristyle. Here there was the statue of the deity to whom the building was dedicated.

Selinunte the temple hill - A close-up of the Doric columns of temple E, 10 m high and with a diameter of more than 2 meters.

Selinunte the temple hill - Temple E. Perhaps dedicated to Era (Juno), (V c BC), it was reconstructed in the mid-fifties with the anastylosis method.

Selinunte the temple hill - A close-up of the Doric columns of temple E, 10 m high and with a diameter of more than 2 meters.

Selinunte the temple hill - Temple E. Perhaps dedicated to Era (Juno), (V c BC), it was reconstructed in the mid-fifties with the anastylosis method.

Selinunte the temple hill - Temple E seen from inside the peristyle. Here there was the statue of the deity to whom the building was dedicated.

Selinunte the temple hill - A close-up of the Doric columns of temple E, 10 m high and with a diameter of more than 2 meters.

Selinunte the temple hill - Temple E seen from inside the peristyle. Here there was the statue of the deity to whom the building was dedicated.

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