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The Ancient Greek Theatres are a selection of 15 remains of theatres scattered across the territory of modern Greece, including some island locations. The theatres were built in the Hellenistic period between the 4th and 2nd centuries BC. They are the first examples of a type of functional architecture that has become the model for similar constructions up to the present day. The most important sites are the Dionysus Theatre on the slopes of the Acropolis, which is considered the birthplace of the theatre of ancient Greece, and the Theatre of Epidauros, the best preserved of this selection.

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