History
Culture Ministry to Spruce Up Ancient Battlefield of Thermopylae
The restoration is part of the governments plan to increase military tourism by investing in the country's many famous battle sites.
Archaeology
The Hidden Secrets of Aghia Sophia, the Great Church of Thessaloniki
Archaeological excavations in the vestibules of the Byzantine church have revealed aspects of administrative life in an early Christian basilica.
Archaeology
Ancient Olympia: A Digital Revival with Historical Accuracy
An online virtual tour of Ancient Olympia, created by the Foundation of the Hellenic World, brings the sanctuary back to life with detailed accuracy.
Events
Online Lecture: The Ancient Past of Xobourgo, Tinos
A lecture on March 31, hosted by the Greek Archaeological Committee (UK), will present the latest finds from the ancient fortified site of Xobuourgo, Tinos.
Archaeology
Amphipolis Tomb to Open to the Public Under Pilot Plan
The ancient Kasta Tomb at Amphipolis, the largest burial monument discovered in Greece, will welcome its first visitors later this year.
Archaeology
Unexpected Archaeological Discoveries in Halkidiki
Kassandra, the westernmost peninsula of Halkidiki in northern Greece, is full of archaeological treasures that tell of its rich and long history.
Archaeology
Thessaloniki Metro: Unanimous Approval for the Relocation of Antiquities
Greece’s Central Archaeological Committee has approved the removal and repositioning of antiquities discovered at Thessaloniki's Venizelou metro station.
Archaeology
Conditions Are Set for Recreational Diving at 91 Wreck Sites
A joint ministerial decision lays out the conditions for recreational scuba divers to access 91 ship and aircraft wrecks in Greek waters.
