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Ancient treasures unveiled: The Royal Palace of Pella opens to the public with stunning Hellenistic statues

In a landmark cultural event, the archaeological site of the ancient palace of Pella—birthplace and childhood home of Alexander the Great—has officially opened its gates to the public

Rare video shows Domna Samiou teaching Cretan Christmas carols

The 1974 footage comes from the ERT archive – It shows a rehearsal of the co-ed high school of the “Estia Neas Smyrnis” at the home of the iconic artist

Christos Markogiannakis honored as Knight of the Order of Arts and Letters

The prestigious award ceremony took place in Paris

British Museum: Loans of up to 3 years are its new model for antiquities removed from other countries – What it plans to do with the Parthenon Sculptures

It was inaugurated a few days ago with the transfer of 80 exhibits, including Greek ones, to a museum in Mumbai

12th Arcadia Classic Tour, 24-25 January 2026 (video-photos)

An event for all seasons!

The renowned violinist and conductor André Rieu recently presented the Greek Christmas carols

The annual holiday concert in Maastricht, the Netherlands, set in a distinctly festive atmosphere

Research: The BBC’s “first Black Briton” from the Roman era was ultimately…white and originated from southern England

A new DNA analysis concludes that the woman presented by the BBC as “the first Black Briton” had local genetic origins from southern England, with blonde hair and light-colored eyes

Yiannis Smaragdis to Danikas: The assassination of Kapodistrias was a foreign plan, with the British leading it

The distinguished director speaks about the eight-year research he carried out for his film – He studied the archives of France, Switzerland, Russia, Austria, and especially Metternich’s papers – Only the British did not grant him access

Mendoni: A new starting point for 21st-century museums to meet challenges and expectations

What she said at the conference “Museums in Transition: Tools, Practices and Vision for 21st-Century Museums”

7,000-year-old wall found at the bottom of Brittany may explain the myth of the lost city

With a total mass estimated at 3,300 tons, the wall is considered the work of a numerous and organized community

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