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  • Collab logos of TimeLens and Hunebedcentrum
    BorgerEngels

    Seeing the hunebedden as they once stood

    Across the province of Drenthe stand dozens of hunebeds, giant stone tombs older than the pyramids of Egypt. They are the oldest monuments in the Netherlands. But the people who raised them, the hunebed builders, and…

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  • TimeLens reconstruction of the Parthenon in Ottoman times, with scaffolding used to remove the marbles
    AtheneEngels

    The Acropolis in Ottoman Times: the Day the Marbles Left

    Imagine standing on the Acropolis in Ottoman times, in the year 1805 to be specific. It is the very spot where, in our Classical reconstruction, the Panathenaic procession once reached the Parthenon in its painted…

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  • TimeLens reconstruction of the Acropolis in Ottoman times as a Caryatid of the Erechtheion is being wheeled away.
    AtheneEngels

    Was the Erechtheion Really a Harem?

    It is one of the most repeated stories about the Acropolis. After the Ottomans took Athens, so the tale goes, they turned the Erechtheion, the elegant temple guarded by the six Caryatids, into a harem for the garrison…

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  • TimeLens reconstructions of the Parthenon fully intact and years after the explosion of 1687
    AtheneEngels

    How the Parthenon Was Destroyed: The Explosion of 1687

    For more than two thousand years the Parthenon stood almost intact. It had survived as a temple, a church and a mosque, keeping its roof, its walls and nearly all its columns through war, fire and one empire after…

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  • TimeLens reconstruction of the Ottoman mosque inside the Parthenon.
    AtheneEngels

    When the Parthenon Was a Mosque

    Imagine standing on the Acropolis three hundred years ago. The Parthenon rises ahead of you much as it always has, but a slender minaret climbs from its southwest corner, and the call to prayer drifts out across the…

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  • Impression of the TimeLens reconstruction of the Parthenon in Roman times
    AtheneEngels

    The Acropolis in Roman Times: A Moment of Cultural Fusion

    We've just completed our next panorama in TimeLens: the Acropolis as it appeared during the Roman period, with the Temple of Rome and Augustus standing proudly alongside the Parthenon. This is a fascinating moment in…

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  • TimeLens reconstruction of women carrying offerings on the Acropolis in ancient Athens
    AtheneEngels

    Reconstructing ancient Athens

    As we are working on the fourth TimeSpot in Athens, we want to share more about our full plans for Athens. It is one of the most important historic cities in the world, yet so much of it has become difficult to imagine.…

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  • TimeLens reconstruction of the Acropolis in Classical times.
    AtheneEngels

    The Classical Acropolis Reconstruction Is Complete

    We just completed the TimeSpot for the Classical Acropolis, showing the Parthenon and Erechtheion completely restored as the Panathenaic procession reaches its apex. We have not only included the detailed Parthenon…

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  • TimeLens reconstruction of Hadrian's Library in Roman Athens
    AtheneEngels

    Hadrian's Library: The Forgotten Heart of Roman Athens

    Imagine standing in a vast marble courtyard in the centre of Athens. A hundred columns surround you, a long ornamental pool stretches away down the middle, and beyond it lie halls lined with thousands of papyrus…

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