naiskos
/ˈnaɪskɒs/Definitions
1. noun
In ancient Greek architecture, a small shrine or temple, often used as a tomb or a place of worship.
“The excavated site revealed a naiskos dedicated to the goddess, surrounded by statues of her attendants.”
1. noun
In ancient Greek architecture, a small shrine or temple, often used as a tomb or a place of worship.
“The excavated site revealed a naiskos dedicated to the goddess, surrounded by statues of her attendants.”