Acropolis Museum participating in 'Green Cultural Routes' action this weekend
The event is one of a host of activities being organised throughout the country between May 25 and May 28,
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Acropolis Museum participating in ‘Green Cultural Routes’ action this weekend -
“Green Cultural Routes” events across Greece, May 25-28
“Green Cultural Routes” events across Greece, May 25-28
With museum archaeologists as a guide, visitors will be able to wander through the archaeological excavation that lies at the base of the building and carry out a magical journey through time, learning about the history and daily lives of the people that lived in the shadow of the Acropolis for more than 4,500 years.
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UK should follow Pope’s example and return Parthenon Marbles, Bloomberg article says
UK should follow Pope's example and return Parthenon Marbles, Bloomberg article says
Britain should follow the example of Pope Francis, who recently returned fragments of the Parthenon Marbles held in the Vatican to Greece, thus helping to "foster some much-needed friendship for the UK in Europe," according to an article by Rachel Sanderson in "Bloomberg" entitled "Greece's Elgin Marbles Are Not Britain's to Keep".
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Parthenon sculptures are not Britain’s to keep
Parthenon sculptures are not Britain’s to keep
Today’s opinion article by the Bloomberg agency entitled “Greece’s Elgin Marbles are not Britain’s to keep” is of great interest.
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Turkey returns to normality: Çavuşoğlu made provocative statements about the Greek Islands
Turkey returns to normality: Çavuşoğlu made provocative statements about the Greek Islands
Turkey seems to be returning to normality in terms of provocative rhetoric against Greece after the "break" due to the deadly earthquakes in January
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Androulakis: People who remember the junta will not allow democracy’s undermining
Androulakis: People who remember the junta will not allow democracy's undermining
PASOK-Movement for Change (KINAL) leader Nikos Androulakis on Friday visited Oropos prison, where hundreds of resistance fighters were tortured during the Greek military junta in 1967-1974.
