Archeology
Archaeology
Explore the Stunning and Pristinely Preserved Ancient Greek Ruins of Sicily!
One of the best places on the planet to see pristinely preserved ancient Greek ruins is Sicily. The island is dotted with Greek ruins -- some of which are integrated into the modern-day cities while there are others you...
Archaeology
Knossos, the Capital of Minoan Civilization Still Has More Treasures to Reveal
The newest discoveries on Crete at the site of the ancient city of Knossos suggest that the capital of the Minoan Civilization was much more influential and larger than previously thought.
Archeologists already knew that Knossos was Europe's oldest city and...
Archaeology
Court Approves Plans to Keep Antiquities at Venizelos Metro Station in Thessaloniki
The Council of State on Thursday judged the removal and subsequent return of the antiquities discovered during the construction of the Thessaloniki's underground metro to Venizelos station to be fully legal and constitutional, dismissing objections raised by the Thessaloniki...
Archaeology
Greek Archaeological Discoveries Ranked Among the Most Important of 2016
Two Greek archaeological finds are included in the list of the top 10 most important discoveries in the world for 2016 according to Archaeology magazine.
The remains of 80 men shackled together at the wrists in a mass grave at...
Archaeology
Vlochos 'Lost City Ruins' Discovered 200 Years Ago, Archaeologists Clarify
Responding to press articles about the discovery of a 'lost' ancient city in the Vlochos area of Thessaly, archaeologists working on the Vlochos Archaeological Project (VLAP) on Tuesday posted a press release clarifying that the remains in the area...
Archaeology
Crowd Funding Campaign to Restore Ancient Theater of Cassope Aims at Raising €80,000
A non-profit organization has partnered with the National Bank of Greece (NBG) to launch a crowd funding campaign to conduct a restoration of the ancient theater of Cassope, located in Epirus, western Greece.
Using the bank’s crowd funding platform at...
Archaeology
Did Ancient Greeks Help Create Famous Chinese Terracotta Warriors?
New studies regarding the 8,000 statues that guard the mausoleum of the First Emperor of China reveal that they were most likely created under the guidance of an Ancient Greek sculptor and were influenced by statues from Ancient Greece.
The...
Crime
Greek Police Bust Gang Trafficking Ancient Relics
The AFP has reported that a gang of antique smugglers was busted by the Greek police on Tuesday.
Thus far, following a nationwide raid Greek police have arrested 26 individuals in connection with smuggling antique relics. Of the arrests, six...
Archaeology
Greece's Griffin Warrior Tomb from 1450 B.C. Reveals Rings of Power, Mirror and Combs
Dr. Jack L. Davis and Dr. Sharon R. Stocker, a husband-and-wife archaeologist team at the University of Cincinnati believe that the trove of treasures discovered in the prestigiously preserved grave of an ancient Greek warrior in Pylos that they...
Archaeology
North Wall of the Acropolis to Receive Facelift
Greece's Central Archaeological Council has approved a proposal for restoring sections of the north wall surrounding the Athens Acropolis, which is in need repairs for safety and structural reasons.
The repairs underway concern sections of the medieval wall surrounding the...


