Skeleton found in Amphipolis dig
Archaeologists excavating the tomb in the Kasta mound in Amphipolis have uncovered human remains in a grave under the floor of the third chamber.
When Europe wanted to crush Greece
In 2012 Mario Draghi wanting to project the assurance that the ECB was not going to let the crisis spread like a contagion saying the by now infamous phrase “whatever it takes.” But what did really happen behind the scenes?
Greek olive oil exports to Japan rise
Greek olive oil exports to Japan maintained the upward trend observed in recent years, in the first seven months of 2014, as appears from a letter of the Office for Economic and Commercial Affairs of the Greek Embassy in Tokio. It must be noted that all oil consumed in Japan is imported at zero import duty.
Archeologists struggle to reconstruct Aiges palace
Archeologists at Vergina are struggling for something beautiful, almost majestic. There they discovered a new unlooted tomb of a man who lived during the time of Alexander the Great. Archeologist Angeliki Kottaridi, head of excavations, gave a wonderful new image of the result ofthis struggle.