An earlier version was commissioned around 600 BC, and an architect named Chersiphron was hired to execute the project.
An earlier version was commissioned around 600 BC, and an architect named Chersiphron was hired to execute the project. His work was destroyed around 550 when Croesus invaded the city in which it stood; however, Croesus contributed funds for the construction of a new building designed by a man named Theodorus, but it was burned down in 356 by Herostratus and rebuilt by Scopas of Paros. FTP, name this wonder of the world that was destroyed by the Goths in 262 AD when they invaded Ephesus.
An earlier version was commissioned around 600 BC, and an architect named Chersiphron was hired to execute the project.
Temple of Artemis at Ephesus