阳光沐浴下的半环形雅典平原,从法利龙海湾一直延伸到希腊腹地的山脉之下。平原中部矗立着一块庄严的巨石,长330米,宽约156米,高270米。 这就是千古传颂的雅典卫城。由于它提供了一个安全的御敌屏障,新石器时代早期的居民们在这有限的空间里建起了粗陋的居室。岩石四周壁立如削,仅在西面唯一可通。一条清滢的小溪象是对早期定居者的赐福在岩石西北角罅隙中汨汨流出,它在以后的岁月里形成了著名的克莱西兹泉水。卫城的居民崇拜着他们无限仁慈的水神和那宽宏大量的圣明——它赐予他们橄榄色的平原和安宁的天然屏障,后者意味着尖峰或山顶。那时绝没有人会梦想到这块护持他们简陋居处的斧削般岩石会有一天成为出色的天然建筑基石,纪年史上独具文彩的盛事。 The semi-circular Athens plains, bathed in sunlight, extend from the Gulf of Faleron to the mountains of the hinterland of Greece. In the middle of the plains stood a solemn boulder, 330 meters long, 156 meters wide and 270 meters high. This is the Acropolis of the ages. Because it provided a safe defensive barrier, residents of the early Neolithic era built rude homes in this limited space. The walls around the wall stand like a cut, only the only available in the west. A clear creek like a blessing of early settlers wandering through the crevices of the northwestern corner of the rock, forming the famous Crescy Springs for later years. The inhabitants of the Acropolis worshiped their merciful Water God and the generous, holy prominence - giving them a natural barrier of olive groin and tranquility, which means spikes or summits. No one at that time would have dreamed of this ax of rock keeping their ruins as one of the cornerstone of a remarkable natural building, with a unique color event in the annals of chronology.