Numerous transport stirrup jars have been found at the site of Pefkakia. Most were manufactured in Crete with some from the Greek mainland. There were also at least two Canaanite jars from the Carmel coast. These finds and the first results of petrographic analysis attest to the site's role as a major Aegean harbour.

Ancient Jars Likely Used for Perfume, Oil, and Wine Discovered in Greece

A recent discovery in Greece has uncovered a collection of ancient jars believed to have…

Energy Company Discovers Ancient Shipwreck in Mediterranean Sea

An energy survey discovered the oldest and deepest Mediterranean shipwreck, containing 3,300-year-old amphorae, 56 miles off Israel's coast. This find challenges previous ideas about ancient navigation and will be displayed in Jerusalem.

MAJOR DISCOVERY! Mycenaean-era tablet opens new avenues for studying Homer and Greek Classics

I am pleased to share with you a very special document from a forthcoming paper,…

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3500+ year old skeletons of young man and dog killed by Santorini volcano discovered

Archeologists in the western coast of modern day Turkey (ancient Greek Ionia) have discovered the…

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Ancient Jars Likely Used for Perfume, Oil, and Wine Discovered in Greece

Energy Company Discovers Ancient Shipwreck in Mediterranean Sea

MAJOR DISCOVERY! Mycenaean-era tablet opens new avenues for studying Homer and Greek Classics

3500+ year old skeletons of young man and dog killed by Santorini volcano discovered