The Parthenon was originally painted in what colors?
White and grayWhite and gray
11%Blue, red, and greenBlue, red, and green
51%Gold and silverGold and silver
29%Orange, purple, and yellowOrange, purple, and yellow
9%When we think of the Acropolis in Athens, we think of classic white marble. But when the ancient Greeks lived in the city some 2,000 years ago, they were surrounded by much more colorful architecture. Archaeologists found that Athens’ most famed structure, the Parthenon, was once bright shades of green, blue, and red. The ancient coats of paint were discovered via laser cleaning during temple restorations.
Source: Live Science