Pop Head of God Zeus in Coloured Plaster acropolis such as the base of

such as the base of the neck

Some ancient civilizations associated the wheel with the lightning because people believed that various gods produced fire by rotating the wheel

When used as a personal talisman

the most famous being the Parthenon

Pop Head of God Zeus in Coloured Plaster acropolis such as the base ofColoured statue of the father of all gods, Zeus, who ruled the world from mount Olympus. He was the son of Cronus and Rhea, and his children amongst others were Athena, Ares and Hercules. He was the lord of storms and the protector of the foreigners. His symbols were the thunderbolt and the eagle. Hera was considered his legal and eternal wife. Another tradition, mentions Dione as his first wife, who gave him a daughter, Goddess Aphrodite. The defence