Serifos: The Intangible Cultural Heritage of Its Mining Activity
Serifos, a small island in the western Cyclades, has a long history tied to its iron and copper...
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Poliochne on the Island of Lemnos: The Earliest Evidence of Social and Civic Structure in Europe
Ancient Poliochne, on the east coast of the North Aegean island of Lemnos is considered one of the...
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The “Syrmata” of Milos: Adaptive Architecture and Cultural Heritage
The “syrmata” (wires) buildings on the island of Milos are traditional small, single-room...
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The Museum of Aegean Boatbuilding and Maritime Crafts and the Wooden Boatbuilding School in Samos: the revival of Greek traditional boatbuilding
The craft of building wooden boats is a living tradition that has been practiced across all Greece...
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Andros, the "Little England" of the Cyclades
Andros is the second largest island of the Cyclades, and one of the greenest ones, especially compared to the characteristic rocky landscape of most islands in the group. Continuously inhabited since the 4th millennium BC, it has a remarkable maritime and cultural tradition. The island’s natural b...
