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Swimming Among the Ruins of a Glorious Ancient Greek Military Harbor

Bathers swimming among ancient ruins at Aegina’s Kolona beach. Credit: Paula Tsoni/Greek ReporterMost Greek and foreign travelers would associate the island of Aegina, just one hour from Athens by boat, with its sandy beaches; with its pistachio orchards; and equally with the majestic ancient temple of the local deity Aphaia, or with the monastery of…

A vast underwater museum : Greece plans to open shipwrecks and other submerged heritage sites for visitors to explore

A vast underwater museum : Greece plans to open shipwrecks and other submerged heritage sites for visitors to explore
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Egypt recovers new part of sunken ship from Red Sea

Egypt recovers new part of sunken ship from Red Sea Cairo is celebrating the discovery of another portion of a ship sunk in the Red Sea in the 18th century carrying a treasure trove of artifacts. This picture taken Oct. 4, 2003, shows statues from the Ptolemic period that were found in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Alexandria at the Egyptian northern port s National Museum. April 21, 2021 The archaeological mission of the Faculty of Arts of Alexandria University recently discovered the bow of a sunken ship near the Red Sea island of Saadana with 1,606 artifacts. Other parts of the ship had been uncovered earlier during excavation work in 1994.

Grecia inaugura el Partenón de los Naufragios

Grecia inaugura el Partenón de los Naufragios
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Greece Offers Divers Access To 91 Ship And Aircraft Wrecks

Greece offers divers access to 91 ship and aircraft wrecks Search for: Greece’s Culture Ministry under the guidance of the Central Council for Modern Monuments is allowing access to 91 ship and aircraft wrecks to recreational divers. Selected by the Ephorate of Underwater Antiquities, which oversees underwater archaeological activities in Greece, the wrecks date back to the 1868-1970 period, predominantly the WW2-era. They are located across Attica, the South and North Aegean regions, Crete, Central Macedonia, the Ionian Islands Region, Western and Central Greece, Epirus, the Peloponnese, and Thessaly. “The seabed of the Greek seas is an underwater ark of our history,” said Greece’s Minister of Culture and Sports Lina Mendoni.

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