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Acropolis Opens Ancient Neighborhood in Greece
Greece's Acropolis Museum has opened an excavation area under its modern-day building. For the first time, visitors will be able to walk through an ancient Athenian neighborhood that survived from Classical to Byzantine times.
The museum's base rests on heavy pillars. Below it is a neighborhood of excavated homes, workshops, baths and streets. Most of the remains were found when the museum was being built.
The Acropolis Museum director, Dimitris Pantermalis, recently spoke about the newly opened area with Reuters reporters.
"Visitors can come down and see ancient ruins of the city of Athens, especially in the area south of the Acropolis" he said.
Visitors will see luxurious ancient houses, some of which included rooms where bathers could warm up before entering heated pools.
"It was fascinating, an amazing experience," said Carol Hoover, a recent visitor from the American state of Colorado. He said he was most interested in the special floor design and the complex drainage system of ancient Greece.
The Acropolis Museum has brought in more than 14 million visitors since it opened doors 10 years ago.
The museum sits at the edge of the Acropolis hill in Athens. Inside are many sculptures created in ancient Greece, including works from one of the most influential buildings in Western civilization, the Parthenon.
But one thing is missing.
Greece has repeatedly called on Britain to return the Parthenon marbles, or, as they are often called, the Elgin Marbles. The sculptures were taken from the Parthenon by Thomas Bruce, the Seventh Earl of Elgin, in the early 19th century. The Elgin Marbles are on display at the British Museum in London.
Greece has asked for their return for almost 200 years.
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重点解析

1.ancient Greece 古希腊

They believed ancient Greece and Rome were vital sources of learning.
他们认为古代希腊罗马是知识的重要发源地iefl|]o6Qj8uo@iIpyK]。

2.on display 展览；展出

Some of her most famous photos are on display in this exhibition.
她的一些最出名的照片正在这次展览上展出q)]#]NMgEvSSwN。

3.brought in 引进；带来

Most of us brought in photographs of ourselves.
我们大多数人带自己的照片了*.ZAEu_w8H9.qp(。

4.walk through 穿过

We have to walk through the gate to go into the factory.
我们要走进这家工厂必须走过这一扇大门8fPL,eKN+)0q@+g+X|7。

5.Visitors will see luxurious ancient houses, some of which included rooms where bathers could warm up before entering heated pools.

warm up 热身；变暖

They would always come out and warm up the audience.
他们总是会出来调动观众情绪5h1zA1Ljcf_whTOle。
All that she would have to do was warm up the pudding.
她所需要做的就是把布丁加热T9uOd@m)&i4U&F。

6.For the first time, visitors will be able to walk through an ancient Athenian neighborhood that survived from Classical to Byzantine times.

for the first time 第一次

For the first time in my career, I was failing.
我职业生涯中第一次经历失败m0ECbd2&fHr%|J1C。
The airport road is passable today for the first time in a week.
机场公路今天一周来第一次可以通行a~WyWUFxqkwQ+q16。

参考译文

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他表示：“游客可以下来参观雅典城的古代遗迹，尤其是在卫城以南的地区sH)gS.2S*QAv。”

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