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Moschoforos (The Calf Bearer)
Moschoforos, or The Calf Bearer. Marble, 1.64 m tall, c. 560 BCE. Atributed to the sculptor Phaidimos. The…
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Muses | Οι Μούσες
Daughters of Zeus | Κόρες του Δία Of all the Olympic deities, none occupy a more distinguished position…
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Mycenae Archaeological Museum
Mycenae Museum is built next to Mycenae archaeological site to house artifacts from the Bronze Age citadel excavations.…
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Mycenae Archaeological Site
Mycenae (Greek: Μυκήνες) is one of the most important archaeological sites of Greece. The fortified citadel is perched over…
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Myrae or Fates
The ancients believed that the duration of human existence and the destinies of mortals were regulated by three…
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Nafplion Archaeological Museum
Το Αρχαιολογικό Μουσείο Ναυπλίου (The Archaeological Museum of Nafplion, or Nafplio, Nauplio,) is home to objects unearthed in…
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National Archaeological Museum in Athens
The National Archaeological Museum of Athens is the largest museum of Greece and home to some of the…
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National Archaeological Museum in Athens: Classical 480 – 323 BCE
Some of the best examples of classical Greek art from excavations across the country and beyond are on…
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National Archaeological Museum in Athens: Hellenistic, Roman 323 BCE – 200 CE
Hellenistic and Roman art from excavations across the country is represented at the National Archaeological Museum in Athens…
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National Archaeological Museum in Athens: Iron and Archaic Ages 1100 – 480 BCE
The National Archaeological Museum in Athens is hosts to a plethora of art and artifacts from the Dark…
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National Archaeological Museum in Athens: Stone and Bronze Age 4000 – 1100 BCE
The National Archaeological Museum in Athens exhibits some of the best examples of Neolithic and Bronze Age artifacts…
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Nekromanteia | Νεκρομαντεία
Nekromanteia, also known as nekyomanteia, psychomanteia, or psychopompeia, were ancient Greek oracles of the dead where consulters sought…