Published in the Greek Reporter By Kerry Kolasa-Sikiaridi - Sep 20, 2016 The second phase of the 2016 underwater excavation of the 1st century B.C. Antikythera shipwreck took place from August 28 to September 14 and has revealed more treasures and [...]
Published in the Greek Reporter By Tasos Kokkinidis - Oct 4, 2017 A bronze arm from the ancient shipwreck off the Greek island of Antikythera was recovered by marine archaeologists. Divers found the right arm, encrusted and stained [...]
Published in the Greek Reporter By Tasos Kokkinidis - Aug 15, 2017 Chess pawns, combs and a toothbrush are some of the new findings brought to light by the underwater excavation of the wreck of the ship [...]
This article was written by Karen Halabi. It was first published in the print edition of The Saturday Paper on Apr 23, 2016 as "Matey Aphrodite". As well as its important place in ancient Greek [...]
Published in the Greek Reporter By Evgenia Choros - Apr 22, 2016 The Archeological Museum of Kythera will open its doors on May 7, revealing its complete renovation and contemporary exhibition after a long period of nine years. [...]
Published in the Greek Reporter By Ioanna Zikakou - Sep 25, 2015 More than 50 objects were recovered during the underwater expedition at the site of the famous Antikythera Shipwreck between August 26 and September 16, the study [...]
Published in the Guardian - Thursday 3 September 2015 06.30 BST. Andrew Bostock has spent much of his life living in and writing guidebooks on Greece but in Kythira – with its gorges, waterfalls and perfect beaches [...]
Published in The New York Times By RANDY KENNEDYJUNE 11, 2012 KYTHIRA, Greece — A jarring public-awareness ad that has appeared recently on Greek television news shows a little girl strolling with her mother through the National Archaeological [...]
