Archaeological Videos

Videos we have shot making our research for the cult of Hekate around Athens. We have shared them with analytical informations in the community of the Goddess Hekate. This material was mainly unknown, well hidden under closed doors, not published in the official websites of the museums and most of them are not even published in books. Enjoy the videos, share them and always make a reference to us.

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The Triangular Shrine

Here we see the Triangular Shrine of Goddess Hekate in Athens, under Acropolis that dates the 7th century BC.

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Triangular Hieron in Kerameikos

Triangular Hieron in Kerameikos of Athens dated in 5th century b.C. It was dedicated to an unknown Goddess, maybe Hekate.

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Hekate and Cybele in Korinthos

Archaeological Museum of Ancient Corinth, Hellas Cybele and Hekate Cybele is seated and her feet rest on a lion.

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Hekataion Canellopoulos

A roman copy from an original hekataion of 4th century b.C.

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Hekataion Benaki

The Hekataion waits you to see it at the Benaki Museum of Athens. The depiction of Hekate with three forms is something that started from Alcamenes.

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Hekate Brauronia

Archaeological Museum of Brauron in Attica, Hellas Marble statuette of the Goddess Hekate (Trimorphi)

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Hekate Trimorfis

The marble statue of the Triple Goddess Hekate dates from 1st to 2nd cent. A.C.

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Hekate Prothyraia

The cloth on Her head shows a natural movement. Hekate is young and beautiful. She was placed over the main entrance to protect the house, as a chthonic Goddess.

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