Archaeology
Partially Submerged Ancient Stoa Discovered on Salamis
Underwater archaeologists have discovered the remains of an ancient stoa (arcade) on the east coast of Salamis island, once part of the Classical-era city.
Heritage
Digital App Brings Acropolis Monuments Back to Life
The new Chronos app, which uses augmented reality to produce digital overlays, shows what the Acropolis Monuments looked like thousands of years ago.
Photography
Photo Exhibition Revisits the First Excavations on Delos
The French School of Athens commemorates 150 years of archaeological research on the sacred island of Delos, showcasing photos and rare archival materials.
Theater
The Ancient Theater of Larissa: Thessaly’s Epidaurus
Following 35 years of archaeological excavation and restoration works, the ancient theater of Larissa is reshaping the image and identity of the city.
Museums
Naxos Castle to House Three New Museums
Work is underway at Naxos Castle to create three museums dedicated to the civilizations of the Cyclades, with a special focus on looted antiquities.
Archaeology
French Woman Returns Erechtheion Fragment to Greece
French woman Jacqueline Junelles has voluntarily agreed to return a marble fragment from the Erechtheion on the Acropolis of Athens back to Greece.
Museums
The Acropolis Museum’s Triumphs Amidst Challenges
The Acropolis Museum has enjoyed a busy two years of public events and exhibitions, and made progress in the campaign for the return of the Parthenon Marbles.
Archaeology
Countless Votive Offerings Discovered at Ancient Sanctuary on Kythnos
Archaeologists excavating a hilltop temple complex on the Cycladic island of Kythnos have unearthed "countless" offerings dedicated by ancient worshippers.
