Fragments of three nymphs appear near a cornice with the name "THEORETTOS" in the west frieze, which also depicts a hybrid horse-dolphin-human amongst oceanic figures.
One sculpture at this location has a shield with the "Star of Macedonia" on it. Fragments of three nymphs appear near a cornice with the name "THEORETTOS" in the west frieze, which also depicts a hybrid horse-dolphin-human amongst oceanic figures. Peter Weiss' Aesthetics of Resistance opens with a description of this site, which was linked to the account of Lucius Ampelius by Alexander Conze, who led the excavation team alongside Carl Humman. Reassembled in a namesake museum in (*) Berlin, it was built after the signing of the Treaty of Apamea by Eumenes II. Featuring frieze cycles on the life of Telephos and the Gigantomachy, for 10 points, name this structure created by an empire ruled by the Attalids.
One sculpture at this location has a shield with the "Star of Macedonia" on it.
{Pergamon Altar}