Archaeology
Underwater Survey of a Byzantine Shipwreck in the Fourni Archipelago
The Ministry of Culture announces the results of last year’s underwater survey in the northeast Aegean, inlcuding the study of an early Byzantine shipwreck.
Archaeology
The Entire Parthenon Frieze Presented in New Online App
The Acropolis Museum has launched an upgraded version of an online app that presents a complete synthesis of the Parthenon frieze.
Archaeology
Historic Monuments in Northern Greece to Undergo Restoration
A number of Byzantine and Ottoman monuments on the Ministry of Culture’s planned “Cultural Routes” initiative will undergo vital conservation works.
Archaeology
Cultural Treasures Worth $20 Million to Return to Greece
Manhattan’s District Attorney Alvin Bragg has ruled 55 Greek antiquities illegally trafficked to the US be returned to the people of Greece.
Archaeology
Aegina’s Ancient Temple of Aphaea to Be Bathed in Light
Greece’s Central Archaeological Committee has approved plans to install a lighting system at the late 6th-early 5th century BC Temple of Aphaea on Aegina.
Archaeology
Restoration Works to Continue at the Ancient Theater of Dodoni
Greece’s Central Archaeological Council has approved plans for the continuation of an extensive restoration program at the 3rd century BC theater in Epirus.
Museums
Parthenon Marbles: The Times Submits Proposal to the British Museum
The Times reiterates its support for the return of the Parthenon Marbles to Greece by submitting a 3D counter-proposal to the British Museum.
Museums
Greek MEP Calls for EU to Support Reunification of Parthenon Marbles
As momentum gathers for the return of the Parthenon sculptures from the British Museum, Greek MEP Anna-Maria Assimakopoulou appeals to EU lawmakers for support.
