A type of ancient Greek architectural element or passage that has openings or doors on opposite sides.
From Greek 'amphi-' (on both sides) and 'thuron' (door), literally describing a passage with doors or access points at both ends.
Ancient Greek architects designed spaces for flow and symmetry—amphithura passages weren't just practical but reflected their philosophy that balance and symmetry represented truth and beauty.
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