Bust of Philosopher Aristotle, Small Size in Alabaster office The Chalcidian alphabet probably gave

The Chalcidian alphabet probably gave rise to the Etruscan alphabet of Italy in the 8th century BCE and hence indirectly to the other Italic alphabets

The Acropolis of Athens is an ancient citadel located on a rocky outcrop above the city of Athens and contains the remains of several ancient buildings of great architectural and historical significance

the Leonidaion

Affected by Alexander the Great who at the age of 20 became the king of Macedonia

Bust of Philosopher Aristotle, Small Size in Alabaster office The Chalcidian alphabet probably gaveBust of the well known philosopher, Aristotle. Aristotle was the most versatile and methodical philosopher of antiquity. He studied at Plato's academy, and remained there for twenty years until the death of his teacher. After receiving an invitation from the King of Macedonia, Philip II, he went to Pella and undertook the education of Alexander. In 335 BC he returned to Athens and founded his own school, the "Lyceum", which developed into a higher