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Nicopolis

Posted on October 20, 2013 by massimo

Nikopolis
nikopoliAs often happens in Greece, archeology and sea come together. In this case we make a first visit to what remains of the ancient Roman town Nicopolis, just past Preveza and then a stop on the sea, few kilometers further north, at Kanali.

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Posted in Central Greece, Epirus, Greece | Tagged archaeology, sea, stopovers

Pleuron: recent archaelogy!

Posted on October 13, 2013 by massimo

Messolonghi, Ancient Plevrona
messolonghiThe ancient city of Pleuron (Plevrona) is located approximately seven kilometers north of Messolonghi. The site is very recent, so much that the excavations are not yet completed, but the most interesting part of the city have been brought to the surface and partly restored.
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Posted in Aetolia-Acarnania, Central Greece, Greece | Tagged archaeology

Delphi: the Center of the World

Posted on September 29, 2013 by massimo

Delfi (Delphi)
delphiOne of the most famous sites of antiquity, which continues to be a magnet for tens of thousands of visitors every year. The amphitheatrical position and the history accompanying it, make it one of the archaeological sites that can not and should not be missed.

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Posted in Central Greece, Greece, Sterea Ellada | Tagged archaeology, Unesco

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