The Derveni Papyrus: Europe’s Oldest Book and its Reflection on Universal Human Values
The Executive Board of UNESCO, on April 14th, unanimously decided to approve the designation of...
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Tag: ARCHAEOLOGY
The Archaeological Site and Polycentric Museum of Aigai
The ruins of the city of Aigai, the first capital of the Macedonian kingdom, were discovered in...
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Ancient Voices on Lead: the Tablets of the Dodona Oracle and the Timeless Search for Answers to Human Concerns
The Executive Board of UNESCO, on April 14th, unanimously decided to approve the designation of...
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Unveiling the Mysteries of Ancient Greece: The Dream Oracle of Trophonios in Livadia
In the framework of the initiative “Exhibits of the Month”, the National Archaeological Museum...
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The Antikythera Shipwreck revisited: New findings and insights from a legendary maritime treasure
For the first time, more than 80 objects from the Antikythera Shipwreck are exhibited at the...
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Exhibit of the Month at the National Archaeological Museum: A Neolithic “centaur” from Thessaly
In the framework of the initiative “Exhibits of the Month”, the National Archaeological Museum...
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The Golden Age of Hellenistic Jewellery: Art, Craft, and Symbolism at the Benaki Museum
The exhibition “Art in Gold. Jewellery in Hellenistic Times” is presented at the Benaki Museum of...
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“Imag(in)ing Samothrace”, the Mystique of an Island, at the American School of Classical Studies at Athens
The exhibition “Imag(in)ing Samothrace: From Homer to the HoloLens” at the American School of...
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The Derveni Papyrus: Europe’s Oldest Book and Its Reflection on Universal Human Values
The Executive Board of UNESCO, on April 14th, unanimously decided to approve the designation of February 9th as “World Greek Language Day”. The official proclamation will take place during the 43rd session of the UNESCO General Conference, in November 2025. The decision of the Executive Board re...
Reading Greece: Marisa De Castro – “To make history interesting, it must be written with honesty, even when it addresses traumatic issues”
Marisa De Castro is born in Athens. She studied Pedagogy at the Sorbonne and Literature for Children and Young People. She taught History and Literature to primary school students in the private sector. She writes documentary books for children in the field of history and art, and translates literat...
Kiki Kolympari: Capturing the essence of life’s delicate, ever-evolving balance
Kiki Kolympari’s work explores abstraction as a form of visual storytelling, blending geometric forms, delicate tones, and symbolic motifs to convey themes of transformation and emotional resonance. Employing a refined palette of soft patterns and recurring shapes, she constructs serene, yet dynam...