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English: Photograph of a wall (pinax, plural pinakes) of scattered antiquities on the Acropolis of Athens, assembled by the Greek Ephor General Kyriakos Pittakis sometime between 1847 and 1853 from various scattered antiquities in a bid to discourage looting. The pinakes were widely criticised, and were demolished in the 1880s.
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Source Vues de Grèce, d'Égypte, de Palestine et de Syrie (1870), scanned and retrieved from French national library ([1])
Author Félix Bonfils (1831-1885)

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Photograph of a wall (''pinax'', plural ''pinakes'') of scattered antiquities on the Acropolis of Athens, taken by the French photographer Félix Bonfils sometime between 1847 and 1870.

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