The ruins of the sanctuary of the goddess Artemis, located on the shores of a small eastern Attica bay in the greater Athens area, are archetypical of something you'd find in a 1970s-era tourism poster of Greece: ancient columns nestled between semi-arid and pine-covered Mediterranean hillsides, a blue sky and tranquil, azure-coloured waters.
Ruševine svetilišta boginje Artemide, na obali malog zaliva Atika na istočnom delu šireg područja grada Atine, tipični su prizori koji su krasili turističke plakate za Grčku tokom 70-ih: drevni stubovi smešteni između polusasušenih mediteranskih brežuljaka, prekrivenih borovinom.