Plutarch states that this location is enclosed by a pair of cliffs called the Phaedriades.
Plutarch states that this location is enclosed by a pair of cliffs called the Phaedriades. Hephaestus crafted singing statues made of gold called the Celedones for a temple at this place. A recurring event at this place was held in the third year of each Olympiad. An artifact kept at this location was once wrapped in swaddling clothes and swallowed by Cronus. This location, which was founded by suppliants riding a god in the form of a dolphin, contains the (*) Castalian Spring. This location was home to a stone representing the "navel of the world," the omphalos, which was used by priestesses here called pythia. The Python was slain here by the god to which this site was dedicated. For 10 points, name this sanctuary whose temple of Apollo was home to an oracle.
Plutarch states that this location is enclosed by a pair of cliffs called the Phaedriades.
Delphi [or Delphoi]