The Parthenon is the famous monumen

The Parthenon is the famous monument that sits atop a large rock hill called the Acropolis in Athens, Greece. It was build over 2,500 years ago, dedicated to the goddess Athena. And it is amazing.
Over the centuries the structure was used as a temple, cathedral, mosque, government headquarters and even a munitions warehouse.
The original structure of the Parthenon stayed intact for around 2,000 years, until as a storehouse for gunpowder, it was blown up by a stray cannonball during a war in 1687. While nature has affected the structure, most of the damage has been caused by humans (e.g. stray cannonballs, pollution from cars). More damage was done to the Parthenon in that year than in it’s 2,500 history.
Over the centuries, there have been several waves of conservation and restoration of the Parthenon and surrounding monuments. As time and technology have improved, the tools, methods, and accuracy have improved as well.
In the 19th century, restoration efforts – using the best technology of the day – included replacing missing marble pieces with poured cement fillings, and securing the structure with iron clamps. The cement has chipped. The rods rusted, expanded, and caused additional cracks to the marble.

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The Parthenon is the famous monument that sits atop a large rock hill called the Acropolis in Athens, Greece. It was build over 2,500 years ago, dedicated to the goddess Athena. And it is Amazing.
Over the centuries the structure was used as a Temple, Cathedral, Mosque, Government Headquarters and even a Munitions Warehouse.
The Original structure of the Parthenon stayed intact for Around 2,000 years, until as a Storehouse for Gunpowder, it was. blown up by a stray cannonball during a war in 1687. While nature has affected the structure, most of the damage has been caused by humans (eg stray cannonballs, pollution from cars). More damage was done to the Parthenon in that year than in it's History 2,500.
Over the centuries, there have been several Waves of Conservation and Restoration of the Parthenon and Surrounding monuments. As time and Technology have improved, the Tools, methods, and accuracy have improved as well.
In the 19th Century, Restoration efforts - using the Best Technology of the Day - included replacing Missing Marble pieces with poured Cement fillings, and securing the structure with. iron clamps. The cement has chipped. The rods rusted, expanded, and caused additional cracks to the marble.