How was the temple to athna partially destroyed?

The Temple of Athena, specifically the Parthenon in Athens, was partially destroyed during the Venetian siege of 1687 when a cannonball struck the structure, igniting a cache of gunpowder stored by the Ottomans inside. This explosion caused significant damage to the temple's interior and its iconic columns. The temple had already suffered from earlier neglect and looting, but this event marked a major point in its deterioration. Subsequent restoration efforts have sought to preserve what remains of this ancient monument.