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Human Depictions in Color at Latest Amphipolis Finds in Greece

Images of animal, human and winged figures are emerging as excavation works continue at the Amphipolis dig in northern Greece, the Culture Ministry has informed.

Posted On 04 Dec 2014

, By GTP editing team

Pottery, Coins Found at Greece’s Amphipolis Dig, Signs of Ancient Crane

Progress made on the excavations at Amphipolis and particularly at the Kasta Hill site -- the first official announcement on this tomb since August 10 -- was presented at a press conference on Saturday at the Greek Culture Ministry.

Posted On 01 Dec 2014

, By GTP editing team

Archaeologists Make More Discoveries During Dig In Amphipolis

Excavations at Kasta hill, Amphipolis, have unearthed an artificial cutting in the ground of the fourth area of the large burial mound that dates to the late 4th century.

Posted On 31 Oct 2014

, By GTP editing team

Amphipolis Dig Fully Uncovers The Pedestals Of The Caryatids

The Caryatids of the burial mound at Kasta hill in Amphipolis, Greece, are standing on pedestals that are 1.40 m high and 1.36 m wide. The statues along with their bases reach a total height of 3.67 m.

Posted On 01 Oct 2014

, By GTP editing team

Dig Unveils Important Discovery At Ancient Amphipolis, Northern Greece

"We are in front of an extremely important find," Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras said during his visit to Ancient Amphipolis in Serres, Central Macedonia, northern Greece, where archaeologists are digging what appears to be the entrance of an important tomb.

Posted On 12 Aug 2014

, By GTP editing team

The Monemvasia Castle is the most important tourism attraction of the municipality and the benchmark for the entire region’s tourism product. It is an internationally recognized destination and an essential stop when traveling the Peloponnese. It has officially been declared an as archaeological site, a place of great natural beauty, traditional village and monument of European Cultural Heritage. In recent years, the municipality has made efforts for the integration of Monemvasia in the World Heritage of UNESCO.

Monemvasia: More Than A Weekend Destination

The Monemvasia Tourism Promotion Committee recently organized a familiarization tour to Monemvasia for Greek tourism journalists and introduced them to the highlights and advantages of the municipality: a one of a kind castletown, rich history, natural beauty, gastronomic...

Posted On 01 Jun 2012

, By Nikos Krinis

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Human Depictions in Color at Latest Amphipolis Finds in Greece

Pottery, Coins Found at Greece’s Amphipolis Dig, Signs of Ancient Crane

Archaeologists Make More Discoveries During Dig In Amphipolis

Amphipolis Dig Fully Uncovers The Pedestals Of The Caryatids

Dig Unveils Important Discovery At Ancient Amphipolis, Northern Greece

Monemvasia: More Than A Weekend Destination

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