Heritage
A Tale of Two Chariots
The recent discovery of a ceremonial chariot in Italy has sparked discussions about five similar carriages in a 2nd century AD burial mound in Thrace.
Heritage
Ancient Olounda: Archaeologists Reveal Finds from Sunken City
Recent archaeological investigations in the Bay of Elounda reveal the remains of an ancient city, lost to the sea following a landslide or large earthquake.
Museums
Thessaloniki Holocaust Museum Plans Moving Ahead
The Regional Governor of Central Macedonia said that the regional government may help fund the project in part through the use of European funds.
People
US Ambassador Geoffrey Pyatt: Celebrating 200 Years of Friendship
The US Ambassador on celebrating the upcoming 200th anniversary of the Greek Revolution and the deep ties between the US and Greece.
Heritage
The Entire Acropolis Museum is Now Digital
The Acropolis Museum has completed a major digitization program, with all of its exhibits now accessible from anywhere in the world.
History
Ancient Olympia Workshop of Legendary Sculptor Phidias to be Restored
The German Archaeological Institute is conducting a study for the restoration of the building identified as the workshop of legendary Classical Greek sculptor Phidias.
Heritage
8 Ancient Tombs Discovered in the Peloponnese
The unearthed tombs have been identified as forming part of the western necropolis of the ancient city of Elis in the western Peloponnese.
Heritage
Ancient Silver Coins Returned to Greece from Munich, Zurich
The coins, which were to be auctioned off, are now in the care of the Numismatics Museum of Athens.
