P&iacute;ndaro de Tebas, uno de los fundadores de la poes&iacute;a l&iacute;rica griega, y con ello de la occidental, calific&oacute; a Akragas como &ldquo;la ciudad m&aacute;s bella de los mortales&rdquo; durante el esplendor de su per&iacute;odo cl&aacute;sico. Pero esta polis siciliana de la Magna Grecia no solo sedujo en la Antig&uuml;edad al creador de las odas deportivas. Muchos a&ntilde;os despu&eacute;s del siglo v a. C., en el ii a. C., el historiador Polibio, el primer autor de una cr&oacute;nica universal, testimoni&oacute; que estaba &ldquo;magn&iacute;ficamente adornada con templos y p&oacute;rticos&rdquo;. Alud&iacute;a a la edad de plata que experiment&oacute; la capital en su segunda vida, cuando, bajo dominio romano, resurgi&oacute; como Agrigento. Milenios m&aacute;s tarde, otra enorme figura literaria se sum&oacute; a las anteriores en la admiraci&oacute;n por este enclave del Mediterr&aacute;neo central. El alem&aacute;n Goethe se deshizo en elogios a la majestad de sus ruinas cuando las visit&oacute; a finales del siglo xviii durante su Grand Tour, el largo viaje por la Europa grecolatina con que los artistas e intelectuales refinaban su educaci&oacute;n desde el Renacimiento. Y hace dos decenios, en 1997, la Unesco coincidi&oacute; rotundamente con el criterio de todos estos importantes escritores. En esa fecha declar&oacute; Patrimonio Mundial de la Humanidad al dilatado espacio ocupado por la antigua Akragas, o Acragante. El porqu&eacute; es un secreto a voces para cualquiera con ojos. Plantada en medio de la costa sudoeste de Sicilia, frente a donde estaba Cartago en &Aacute;frica, &ldquo;la gran hilera de templos d&oacute;ricos&rdquo; que concentra Agrigento constituye &ldquo;uno de los monumentos m&aacute;s excepcionales del arte y la cultura griegos&rdquo;, explica el brazo cultural de la ONU. El templo local de la Concordia, sin ir m&aacute;s lejos, se considera el ejemplar en pie m&aacute;s imponente del orden d&oacute;rico &ndash;el m&aacute;s austero, antiguo e influyente de los tres c&aacute;nones cl&aacute;sicos helenos&ndash; tras el Parten&oacute;n de Atenas. Pero en la ciudad de la Magna Grecia hay mucho m&aacute;s.Completa y bien conservada Su parque arqueol&oacute;gico y paisaj&iacute;stico abarca un n&uacute;cleo de m&aacute;s de 900 hect&aacute;reas dentro de casi 1.900 circundantes como cintur&oacute;n de protecci&oacute;n. Esta enormidad engloba no solo una serie de templos extraordinarios de los per&iacute;odos arcaico y cl&aacute;sico. El recinto contiene toda la Agrigento antigua. Incluidos los sectores residenciales helen&iacute;sticos y romanos, &aacute;reas extramuros como las necr&oacute;polis, subterr&aacute;neas como una intrincada red de acueductos y, tambi&eacute;n, estructuras localizadas, pero a&uacute;n por desenterrar. Todo lo visible, adem&aacute;s, en buen estado de conservaci&oacute;n. Hoy, el llamado Valle de los Templos, el conjunto hist&oacute;rico situado a las afueras de la Agrigento moderna, est&aacute; abierto al p&uacute;blico y brinda escenario a festivales y otros eventos. Se debe a la combinaci&oacute;n de sus impresionantes monumentos, rojizos &ndash;sobre todo al atardecer, por la piedra calcarenita local en que se tallaron&ndash;, con el verde de almendros y olivos centenarios y el azul del mar vecino. Pero esta belleza, rentabilizada con turismo, no ha relegado la raz&oacute;n de ser del sitio, su magnitud arqueol&oacute;gica. Como no pod&iacute;a ocurrir de otro modo en un yacimiento que, con estudios siempre en curso, contin&uacute;a destapando secretos de primer orden. Es el caso del propio nacimiento de la ciudad. Hasta no hace mucho se dec&iacute;a que Akragas era una colonia que, hacia 582 a. C., fundaron los habitantes de la vecina Gela, a su vez establecida en el siglo previo por emigrantes de Rodas y Creta. Sin embargo, las excavaciones han revelado otro origen. Varias evidencias (como una cabeza de terracota vinculada al culto a los Dioscuros, los mellizos C&aacute;stor y P&oacute;lux) dejan claro que hubo un asentamiento griego anterior. Ech&oacute; ra&iacute;ces en el siglo vii a. C. en una ladera contigua a la cima donde los gelenses fundaron despu&eacute;s su poblaci&oacute;n. Ambos n&uacute;cleos no tardaron en fundirse, lo que agiliz&oacute; el crecimiento urbano.Los auges arcaico y cl&aacute;sicoYa hubo un apogeo temprano de Akragas a mediados del siglo vi a. C. Fue cuando el tirano Falaris organiz&oacute; el espacio urbano con un esquema racional, amurall&oacute; las dos cumbres sacras, levant&oacute; templos y viviendas y ensanch&oacute; las &aacute;reas funerarias. Pese a impulsar este florecimiento, el d&eacute;spota era tambi&eacute;n un hombre seriamente perturbado. De creer a algunas fuentes antiguas, se hac&iacute;a guisar beb&eacute;s y dio nombre a un toro met&aacute;lico en cuyo interior asaba vivos a sus enemigos. Estas atrocidades contribuir&iacute;an a que Falaris terminara depuesto &ndash;y cocinado en su toro&ndash; por otros aspirantes al poder. Tras nuevas reformas de la ciudad, entre ellas, un sistema defensivo m&aacute;s complejo, lleg&oacute; el cl&iacute;max de esta colonia griega. Fue precisamente bajo un descendiente de los hombres que hab&iacute;an defenestrado al aut&oacute;crata can&iacute;bal. Ter&oacute;n, tambi&eacute;n un tirano &ndash;en el sentido heleno de soberano absoluto&ndash;, estaba inclinado a las artes, pese a ser un se&ntilde;or de la guerra. Fue el general que, con apoyo de Gela y Siracusa, repeli&oacute; a los cartagineses en H&iacute;mera, la batalla contempor&aacute;nea de las guerras M&eacute;dicas que permiti&oacute; mantener el dominio griego en Sicilia. Una vez due&ntilde;o de la isla con sus aliados, Ter&oacute;n cont&oacute; con recursos para sembrar Agrigento de muchas maravillas en estilo d&oacute;rico que siguen admirando hoy en d&iacute;a. Su legado edilicio, que se ver&iacute;a continuado y aumentado por el r&eacute;gimen democr&aacute;tico que lo sucedi&oacute; y que gobern&oacute; el resto del siglo v a. C., marc&oacute; el auge de la capital. No fue casual que el poeta P&iacute;ndaro se quedara boquiabierto al visitar Akragas en esta fase de apogeo, durante la cual naci&oacute; all&iacute; otro tit&aacute;n de la cultura, el fil&oacute;sofo presocr&aacute;tico Emp&eacute;docles.<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/13476/304387/5bab56f37e869/1537960804_loc.jpeg"" owidth=1082 oheight=606" />Renacida bajo los romanos Desgraciadamente, este siglo de oro termin&oacute; a sangre y fuego. Los cartagineses asediaron, saquearon e incendiaron la ciudad en 406 a. C. Aunque recolonizada d&eacute;cadas despu&eacute;s por griegos it&aacute;licos, nunca volvi&oacute; a brillar como anta&ntilde;o. Lo impidieron conflictos con otras polis sicilianas &ndash;en especial con Siracusa, su eterna rival&ndash; y, en el siglo iii a. C., el mayor duelo del Mediterr&aacute;neo antiguo, pues tanto los romanos como los cartagineses asolaron Akragas durante las guerras p&uacute;nicas. Al cabo de ellas, Roma torn&oacute; a repoblarla, de nuevo con grecoparlantes, la reedific&oacute; respetando el d&oacute;rico original y la rebautiz&oacute; Agrigento. Este renacimiento, que el historiador Polibio conoci&oacute; en persona, se extendi&oacute; hasta el Alto Imperio, al ser desde la Rep&uacute;blica tard&iacute;a la &uacute;nica plaza mercantil de relieve en el litoral sur de Sicilia. Despu&eacute;s, Agrigento sufri&oacute; un declive parejo al del Occidente imperial.Esta decadencia se vio agravada por se&iacute;smos y ataques paleocristianos a las construcciones paganas, lo cual empa&ntilde;&oacute; a finales de la Antig&uuml;edad cierta prosperidad ligada al comercio de azufre. La Edad Media encontr&oacute;, de este modo, una ciudad empobrecida. Sus habitantes se hab&iacute;an recluido en las colinas entre templos expoliados, notablemente el de Zeus Ol&iacute;mpico, desmontado para levantar una iglesia y un espig&oacute;n portuario. Otros santuarios, no obstante, lo tuvieron mejor. El de la Concordia (cuya imagen abre este art&iacute;culo) se conserv&oacute; casi intacto gracias a su consagraci&oacute;n temprana como iglesia. Las conquistas musulmana y normanda afianzaron el desplazamiento de la poblaci&oacute;n a la cima de Girgenti, n&uacute;cleo de la Agrigento moderna, hasta que la arqueolog&iacute;a acudi&oacute; al rescate del casco viejo.Un yacimiento pioneroFue nada m&aacute;s comenzar a convertirse en una ciencia. Precursores como el humanista sevillano Crist&oacute;bal de Escobar, un disc&iacute;pulo italianizado del gram&aacute;tico Nebrija, o fray Tommaso Fazello, autor de la primera historia impresa de Sicilia, dedicaron estudios a Agrigento ya a mediados del siglo xvi. Esto hizo del sitio uno de los primeros en ser investigados con rigor emp&iacute;rico. Las exploraciones no han cesado desde esa fecha tan precoz. Y han deparado gratas sorpresas con frecuencia. La m&aacute;s reciente tuvo lugar hace apenas dos a&ntilde;os. A finales de 2016, un equipo del Polit&eacute;cnico de Bari y la Universidad de Catania anunci&oacute; que hab&iacute;a identificado una sugerente estructura semicircular gracias a informaci&oacute;n recopilada durante d&eacute;cadas por diversos especialistas. La cata inicial mostr&oacute; un tramo de grader&iacute;o. Otra, parte de un escenario. Se estaba desenterrando, en efecto, nada menos que el teatro de Agrigento. Seg&uacute;n han confirmado las campa&ntilde;as de 2017 y del presente 2018, este espacio no procede de la espl&eacute;ndida Akragas arcaica del cruel Falaris ni de la a&uacute;n m&aacute;s brillante cl&aacute;sica regida por Ter&oacute;n y luego la democracia.El complejo esc&eacute;nico corresponde a la etapa helen&iacute;stica y romana, que incrementa su inter&eacute;s con este descubrimiento. Dotado de un di&aacute;metro colosal (mide al menos 100 metros, el largo de un campo de f&uacute;tbol actual), el teatro de Agrigento es otra se&ntilde;al de la majestad que alcanz&oacute; en la Antig&uuml;edad esta perla d&oacute;rica de la Magna Grecia.PARA SABER M&Aacute;SENSAYO CALI&Ograve;, L. M., CAMINNECI, V., LIVADIOTTI, M.,PARELLO, M. C. y RIZZO, M. S. Agrigento. Nuove ricerche sull&rsquo;area pubblica centrale. Roma: Quasar, 2017. En italiano.CARLINO, Alessandro (ed.). La Sicilia e Il Grand Tour. La riscoperta di Akragas 1700-1800. Roma: Gangemi, 2009. En italiano.LA TORRE, Gioacchino Francesco. Sicilia e Magna Grecia. Archeologia della colonizzazione greca d&rsquo;Occidente. Roma y Bari: Laterza, 2011. En italiano.GU&Iacute;AVV. AA. Area archeologica di Agrigento. G&eacute;nova: Sagep, 2013. En italiano.INTERNETParque Arqueol&oacute;gico y Paisaj&iacute;stico del Valle de los Templos de Agrigento. En italiano. www.parcovalledeitempli.it

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