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- Greece’s Acropolis Museum opened an excavation site underneath its modern building on Friday, allowing visitors for the first time to walk through an ancient Athenian neighbourhood that survived from the Classical era to Byzantine times.
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Jun 21, 2019 · Below the museum's base which floats on concrete pillars, lies a neighbourhood of excavated homes, workshops, baths, streets and drainage trenches, uncovered during works to build the...
Published 22 June 2019 7:59am. Updated 22 June 2019 9:04am. Greece’s Acropolis Museum opened an excavation site underneath its modern building on Friday, allowing visitors for the first time to walk through an ancient Athenian neighbourhood that survived from the Classical era to Byzantine times.
Dec 8, 2022 · The renowned Acropolis Museum "floats" above an impressive archaeological site, the remains of an ancient Athenian neighborhood, open to the public since 2019. Duncan Howitt-Marshall | December 8th, 2022. THE MAKRIGIANNI SITE. The world-famous Acropolis Museum contains much more than the breathtaking exhibits displayed in its hallowed galleries.
Jun 21, 2019 · Greece's Acropolis Museum opened an excavation site underneath its modern building on Friday, allowing visitors for the first time to walk through an ancient Athenian neighbourhood...
Jul 25, 2019 · Now, ten years after its inauguration, the museum has opened its last (or perhaps only its latest) permanent exhibit: the extensive archaeological excavation site that lies beneath the building, where a portion of an ancient Athenian neighborhood has been brought to light. A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
Jun 25, 2019 · Below the museum's base which floats on concrete pillars, lies a neighborhood of excavated homes, workshops, baths, streets and drainage trenches, uncovered during works to build the museum.
Jun 22, 2019 · Below the museum's base which floats on concrete pillars lies a neighborhood of excavated homes, workshops, baths, streets and drainage trenches, uncovered during works to build the museum. Walking through the site along metal ramps, visitors can see the baths of lavish mansions, which at the time included chambers where bathers could warm up ...
