A monumental Bronze Age "mega fortress" known as Dmanisis Gora has been discovered in the Caucasus Mountains, perplexing archaeologists with its vast size and enigmatic purpose. Dating back approximately 3,000 years, this colossal fortified settlement appears to have been built with both outer and inner defensive walls that operated together. Although it may have functioned as a seasonal refuge, the lack of artifacts suggests its occupation and role remain a mystery.
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In 2026, after a delay of many decades, the Ministry of Culture will deliver the National Museum of Underwater Antiquities to the Greek and international public...in the SILO building in the Great Harbour. It is one of the flagship projects of Kyriakos Mitsotakis' government, funded with approximately €100,000,000 from the Recovery Fund
A recent excavation at Kleidi Samikon has uncovered a temple-like structure from the 6th century BC, along with significant archaic artifacts, including a marble basin and a bronze plaque. This ongoing research project aims to further explore the sanctuary's extent and significance within the region.