With a new underwater museum where visitors can explore the remains of a 2500-year-old shipwreck and boasting the largest Marine Park in the World, Greek island of Alonissos adorns the National Geographic ‘Best of the World’ list of destinations for 2021
Archaeologists have uncovered more than 3,500 objects in a Bronze Age warrior’s tomb in southwestern Greece. The excavation sponsored by the University of Cincinnati and led by husband-and-wife archaeologists Jack Davis and…
The 13th International Science Film Festival of Athens (ISFFA), which will be held from the 5th to 9th December 2019, presents over 60 documentaries covering a wide range of fields such as geology and geo-environment, zoology,…
The Acropolis Museum on Tuesday hosted Nobel Prize winner in Physics, Gerard Mourou who was invited by Greece’s Alternate Research and Innovation Minister, Costas Fotakis. Fotakis, who is an old friend and…
Greece’s Ministry of Culture announced on Friday that a 3rd century BC ancient stone tablet bearing a historic inscription of the Resolution of Nikouria, that had gone missing for a century, has…
Amazing new finds and treasures have been unearthed during excavation work that took place at Akrotiri village on Santorini island, including a 3,600-year-old marble figurine of a woman. The archaeological team, headed…
Greece and FYROM have created a joint interdisciplinary experts committee to examine issues of history, archaeology, and education, according to Ekathimerini. The committee was created during the name deal signed by Greece…
A farmer in Kentri Ierapetra on Crete island discovered a tombstone from the late Minoan period when he tried to park his vehicle in an olive grove and the soil gave in.…
The Greek Culture Ministry has announced that a number of state-run museums and archaeological sites in Greece have already extended their opening hours and will now be open longer periods for high summer…