The remains of a fortified site dating from the Bronze Age have been unearthed in a bay in the Peloponnese. An exceptional discovery in more ways than one. Swiss and Greek archaeologists have discovered the remains of a fortified village dating from the 3rd millennium BC .in a bay in the Peloponnes
Göbekli Tepe is considered to be the oldest religious place of worship discovered, dating back to the 10th millennium BC. and deliberately buried around 8000 B.C. It is particularly important because it was built at a time when the sedentarization process had not begun, raised by hunter-gatherers,
On the road that connects the ancient cities of Mycenae and Tiryns with Epidaurus in the Greek Argolis, there are four bridges built during the Bronze Age that are still in use. One of these bridges is known to be considered one of the oldest bridges in the world, and as the oldest of the European
A 3,500-year-old Minoan seal collected in 2015 among the treasures of the Tomb of the Warrior with the Griffin, shakes up the history of art in the Greek world. Original and incredibly detailed reconstruction of the battle scene found engraved on a Bronze Age agate seal, barely 3.5 cm. A delicate