Tag: ARCHEOLOGY

The Hadrian Aqueduct of Athens | An marvel of ancient Roman engineering springs back to life

Hadrian’s Aqueduct in Athens is the only Roman aqueduct of this type and size that has been constructed in Europe and that still carries water. This monumental technical construction of the ancient world does not only have great cultural value, but it can also be utilized to reduce the city’s environmental footprint.

The Greek government is supporting a multi-dimensional plan to put this ancient aqueduct back into use, in order both to cover current needs for irrigation water, and to develop new places of cultural and environmental interest.

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“Meanings”: Exhibition at the Acropolis Museum

The new exhibition titled NoHMATA “Meanings”. Personifications and Allegories from Antiquity to Today, at the Acropolis Museum, focuses on πersonified concepts and meanings with human or animal form and allegorical stories – from celestial objects, islands, rivers and cities to concepts like Justice and Injustice.

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Kotsanas Museum of Ancient Greek Technology

The Kotsanas Museum of Ancient Greek Technology in the heart of Athens offers visitors the opportunity to discover two very interesting aspects of ancient Greek culture through its permanent exhibitions “Ancient Greece – The Origins of Technology” and “Musical Instruments and Toys of Ancient Greece”.

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The Greek Embassy in Canberra, in cooperation with The Hellenic Initiative, hosted a conference aimed at highlighting the multifaceted role of Greek women in Australian society and promoting networking among participants.
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Greek entrepreneurship is entering a new chapter—from startups to scaleups. Backed by innovation, global ambition, and supportive government measures, founders are building stronger companies and a more resilient ecosystem #EndeavorGreece

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The exhibition "Ghika: A Journey to India" was inaugurated in December at the National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA), the main museum at Jaipur House in New Delhi, India.
Curated in collaboration with The Benaki Museum and the Embassy of Greece in India, the exhibition features works by seminal Greek artist Nikos Hadjikyriakos-Ghika (1906–1994) along with memorabilia from his journey to India in 1958; it will run until February 12, 2026.
Ghika’s month-long visit to India had taken him to various cities, including New Delhi, Kolkata and Jaipur; a series of paintings and writings capture his impressions from that journey.
The inauguration event was addressed by Vivek Aggarwal, Secretary of India's Union Ministry of Culture, Aliki Koutsomitopoulou, Ambassador of Greece to India, Dr Sanjeev Kishor Goutam, director general of the National Gallery of Modern Art and Ioanna Moraiti, curator of the Ghika Gallery Archive at Benaki Museum. It was attended by senior diplomats, representatives of the museum and art experts, received extensive media coverage and was highly appraised.
The exhibition is part of the celebrations for the 75 years of diplomatic relations between Greece and India, and offers an excellent opportunity to showcase and promote modern Greek culture to India.