The Fournoi Islands near Ikaria are home to the highest concentration of ancient shipwrecks in the Aegean-60+discovered since 2015! A true underwater archaeological hotspot revealing centuries of Mediterranean trade #UnderwaterArchaeology#Fournoi#Greece
The Fournoi Islands, located in the eastern Aegean near Ikaria, are reknown for the high number of ancient shipwrecks discovered in their surrounding waters – more than in any other area of the Aegean Sea. These small islands have become a major archaeological hotspot and one of the most significa...
Previously inaccessible areas on the slopes of the Acropolis have been cleared and given to the public, following restoration works. Visitors now have the opportunity of an enhanced archaeological experience, gaining access to previously closed-off sites.
The re-opened pathways, along a the newly-inaugurated visitor center, were recently presented at a ceremony, in the presence of Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni. Υπουργείο Πολιτισμού
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"A Cabinet of Curiosities", an exhibition currently on view at MOMus - Μουσείο Άλεξ Μυλωνά / Museum Alex Mylona, creates an unconventional and eccentric world. Yannis Bolis, curator of the exhibition, discusses the quirky world he has assembled, inviting us to explore the peculiar and the unexpected.
A Cabinet of Curiosities, an exhibition currently on view at MOMus-Museum Alex Mylonas creates an unconventional, eccentric, and intimate world. It brings together more than 70 contemporary visual artists who, each in their own way, recreate the mysterious atmosphere of the “cabinets of curiositie...