What are the three types of columns in ancient Greek architecture

is a kind of column without a base, placed directly on the pedestal, by a series of drum-shaped stone up one by one, the thicker and more grandiose, the surface of the column from top to bottom are carved with continuous grooves, the number of grooves varies in the range of 16 to 24;

2, Ionic columns:

This column is more slender and lightweight and rich in exquisite carvings. This type of column is more slender and light and rich in exquisite carvings, the column is longer, thin and thicker, but no curvature, the grooves of the column are deeper and semi-circular, the head of the column above consists of a decorative band and located on the two connected large round scrolls, scrolls on the top of the top plate directly frieze beams;

3, Corinthian Columns:

It may be the earliest appeared in the Zeus Temple of Mount Olympus, Athens, with scrolls on all four sides. Temple, four sides are scroll-shaped decorative patterns, and surrounded by two rows of foliage, especially the pursuit of fine proportionality, appear very gorgeous and slender, Greek Corinthian columnar proportions than the Ionic columns are more slender, the column head is the image of Lonicera.