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Greek archaeological sites’ hours of operation changing

A decision made by the Greek Ministry of Culture

Missing ancient artifact “Stone of Nikouria” rediscovered on Amorgos

The specific inscription is considered important since it provides evidence concerning the balance of power during the first half of the 3rd century BC

Roof leak causes concern for the Parthenon Marbles in the British Museum (photo)

The floor on that spot was covered in absorbing cloth and yellow signs warned about the slippery floor

Exquisitely designed 2.000-year-old Roman shoe discovered in a well…

...and you will love it!

4th century BC Mazotos shipwreck yields Chian amphorae and rich finds about shipbuilding history

Most amphorae were most probably carrying wine but at least one was full of olive pits, possibly for consumption by the crew

Ancient Aramaic incantation describes “devourer” that brings “fire” to victims

The illustrations suggest that the "devourer" may actually be a scorpion or centipede

LA museum disputes Italian court ruling over return of Greek Bronze

The 2.000-year-old statue is held at the Getty Museum since 1977, when it was purchased for $4 million

Bible scholars claim they have revealed the route of the Ark of the Covenant

They had claimed to have uncovered the final resting place of the legendary Ark

Centuries-old ninja oath discovered warns of “divine wrath”

The vow reveals how serious ninjas were about guarding the secrets of their techniques

Archaeological Council approves extension of Antikythera Shipwreck exhibition at the Forbidden City

On its first day of opening, the Antikythera Shipwreck exhibition had approximately 16,000 visitors!

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