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On March 25, Greece celebrates its national holiday, commemorating the declaration of the Greek War of Independence.
On this occasion, GNA pays tribute to foreign artists of the time who were inspired by those dramatic events.
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Greek Revolution in the works of foreign artists
Over two centuries have passed since the outbreak of the Greek War of Independence. In 1821, the Greek people started a revolution against the Ottoman Empire, claiming their freedom and national identity.  This struggle led to the establishment of an independent Greek state in 1830, which later exp...
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📢 A Must-See Exhibition: The Antikythera Shipwreck at the Aikaterini Laskaridis Foundation! ⚓✨

For the first time, over 80 artifacts from the legendary Antikythera Shipwreck are on display in the most comprehensive temporary exhibition to date! 🏺🔱

🔍 Explore the ship’s equipment, cargo, and the lives of its passengers. From bronze rings used to manage sails to fragments of marble and bronze statues, including the impressive marble head of Hercules.

📍 Where? Ίδρυμα Αικατερίνης Λασκαρίδη, Piraeus
📅 When? Exhibition with guided tours & educational workshops until March 30

🔎 Visit to uncover the mysteries of this 124-year-old underwater treasure where the world-famous Antikythera Mechanism was found! 🌊

#antikytherashipwreck #underwaterarchaeology
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The Antikythera Shipwreck revisited: New findings and insights from a legendary maritime treasure
For the first time, more than 80 objects from the Antikythera Shipwreck are exhibited at the Aikaterini Laskaridis Foundation in Athens, in the most complete temporary exhibition to date, presenting the results of the latest research, from 2012 until today, and providing fascinating information abou...
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A Neolithic Centaur from Thessaly at the National Archaeological Museum reflects man’s struggle against the wild elements of nature. The Centaurs, half human, half horse, are among the strangest creatures created by the ancient Greek imagination - an artistic legacy popular in Art throughout centuries.
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Exhibit of the Month at the National Archaeological Museum: A Neolithic “centaur” from Thessaly
In the framework of the initiative “Exhibits of the Month”, the National Archaeological Museum presents in 2025 the cycle “Priests, Rituals, and Magic in Antiquity”. Twelve “biographies” of objects from the permanent exhibitions of the Museum’s Collections, one on the 25th of each mont...
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