A Portal to the Richness of Mobile Greek Cultural Heritage
The Portal of Digital Collections of Mobile Monuments of the Ministry of Culture (National Archive...
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Exploring Sikinos Island: Cultural Trails and Natural Treasures Through Innovation
The digital application “Paths of Culture in Sikinos” and the project “Recording...
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Poros Island on Display: Art, History, and Natural Beauty Unite
Yiannis Bouteas’s exhibition, “Stratifications – Transformations,” is currently...
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Skarkos on Ios: Early Cycladic Heritage Meets Contemporary Art
Skarkos, on the Aegean island of Ios, is the largest, most important and best preserved Early...
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Ramnous, the Best-Preserved Ancient Attic Deme: Temples, Fortresses, and Hidden Beaches
Αt the northeastern edge of Attica, about 60km from Athens, next to the Euboean Gulf, lie the...
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Argos, one of Europe’s oldest continuously inhabited cities
Argos, located in the Argolis region of northeastern Peloponnese, is considered one of the oldest...
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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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Fournoi Islands: The Largest Underwater Shipwreck Museum in the Aegean
The Fournoi Islands, located in the eastern Aegean near Ikaria, are reknown for the high number of...
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28th of October 1940: The Greek "Ohi Day"
On “Ohi Day”, meaning “Day of ‘No’”, celebrated on October 28, we commemorate Greece’s defiant rejection of a fascist ultimatum during World War II, and the heroic counteroffensive against the subsequent Italian invasion of Greece. The public holiday is Greece’s second national day ....
A Portal to the Richness of Movable Greek Cultural Heritage
The Portal of Digital Collections of Mobile Monuments of the Ministry of Culture (National Archive of Monuments) includes objects – movable monuments that primarily originate from the collections of the Ephorates of Antiquities and the Museums of the Ministry of Culture and the broader Public Sect...
Manos Hadjidakis: The grand poet of Greek music - Greek News Agenda
Manos Hadjidakis (1925-1994) has left his mark on contemporary music, in Greece and abroad. Bringing together different styles -from classical to folk and rock- he is remembered as an unprecedented talent with his own unique, idiosyncratic sound. Unquestionably one of the most prominent figures in G...