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With Fresh Marble Fillings, the Parthenon Gets a Partial Glow-Up

The Parthenon's newly restored façade reveals a look unseen for over two centuries.

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The Parthenon in Athens has completed a significant restoration project. The façade has been restored to its appearance from over 220 years ago.

Coverage from eKathimerini.com, Greek City Times, Euronews, AP News, and The New York Times emphasizes the historical significance of the restoration. The project involved fresh marble fillings to restore the Parthenon's original look.

Watch for further details on the restoration techniques used and any upcoming plans for additional restorations.

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What has been restored on the Parthenon?

The façade of the Parthenon has been restored to its appearance from over 220 years ago.

Which outlets are covering the Parthenon restoration?

Coverage is from eKathimerini.com, Greek City Times, Euronews, AP News, and The New York Times.

What materials were used in the restoration?

Fresh marble fillings were used in the restoration process.

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