The number of visitors to museums and archaeological sites in Greece posted a 2.5 pct and 12.3 pct rise, respectively, in September 2019 compared [...]

Archaeologists and historians are lamenting the destruction of several 3,000-year-old rock carvings on the Pangaion Hills near Kavala in northern Greece and calling for [...]

Europe's music was transferred to China by the Athens Philharmonia Orchestra from December 21 to January 8 in concerts held in Beijing, Shanghai and [...]

One of the British Museum’s most oft-cited reasons for keeping the stolen Parthenon Marbles since 1816 – saving them from pollution – has been [...]

Geoffrey Robertson’s new book “Who Owns History? Elgin’s Loot and the Case for Returning Plundered Treasure” has just come out following years of research, [...]

The Greek government intends to bring forward the deadlines for completing work on the Kasta Tomb in Amphipolis, Serres so that the site might [...]

The Central Archaeological Council of Greece (KAS) unanimously approved a study on how best to stabilize, restore and display the Casta Hill Monument at [...]

Likely the world’s most dazzling example of architecture – created without computers or power tools – The Parthenon atop The Acropolis hill in Greece’s [...]

Archaeologists with the University of Cincinnati have unearthed two Bronze Age tombs containing a trove of engraved jewelry and artifacts that promise to unlock [...]

The archaeological exhibition "From Homer’s World: Tenos and the Cyclades in the Mycenaean Age" will be inaugurated on at 20:00 on Monday at the [...]