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The Erecthion by athenian80
This unique building is located at the most historical, sacred and legendary spot of the Holy Rock. It is where the Mycaenean palace stood (1300 BC) and also the site where Cecrops, the first king of Athens was buried. Also it is the spot where the legendary dispute between Poseidon and Athena over the patronage of the city, was believed to have taken place. In the north side, and at the ceiling of the entrance, as well as on the ground under it, two holes remain to commemorate the exact spot where Poseidon's trident struck the rock and a spring of salty water emerged. On the western side an olive tree grows at the spot where the world's first olive tree sprung: it was Athena's gift. Precious enough so her to gain the patronage of the city. The most recognisable feature of Erecthion is of course the porch of the six Caryatids. On the Eastern side check out the Ionic columns.