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The 12 pages that link to Acropolis of Athens, each with the reason it gives.

• AthensBroader topic: Its temples expressed the city’s religious identity and political power.

• ParthenonNarrower topic: The Parthenon occupies the Acropolis’s highest and most prominent area.

• Elgin MarblesNarrower topic: The collection includes fragments from buildings across this site.

• Classical AthensBroader topic: Its rebuilt monuments formed the city’s most visible sacred and civic landscape.

• Duchy of AthensBroader topic: Its fortifications served as the duchy's principal stronghold.

• Athena ParthenosNarrower topic: The Parthenon and its statue formed part of this monumental sacred landscape.

• Francesco MorosiniRelated: Morosini’s forces captured the Acropolis in 1687 after bombarding its Ottoman defenders.

• Athena PromachosNarrower topic: The statue stood prominently on this sacred hill.

• Athenian RevolutionBroader topic: Athenians besieged Isagoras and his Spartan supporters there for two days.

• Athens in the 5th century BCBroader topic: The fifth-century building program transformed the city’s most prominent sacred site.

• History of AthensBroader topic: Its changing buildings preserve traces of the city’s religious and political past.

• YanniRelated: Its Odeon of Herodes Atticus hosted the concert that became Yanni's defining live release.