Greece – Mainland

A Century of Excavations (1890 and 1990), Seven Centuries of Ancient Architecture and Performances (3rd century BC - 4th century AD) The theater of Argos (Greece, 37.631598N, 22.719589E) is located at the foot of the promontory formed by the city's...

This grant will enable Jon M. Frey to make significant progress toward the publication of a monograph on the Roman Bath at the Sanctuary of Poseidon at Isthmia, which will appear as a volume in the series dedicated to excavation of the site. Discovered in...

The city of Messene in the southwest Peloponnese was founded in 369 BC when the Thebans liberated the region from Spartan control. The city thrived in Hellenistic and Roman times and excavations have revealed the expansive and impressive remains of the...

Theopetra Cave is located in the northwestern corner of the plain of Thessaly in Central Greece (39.67991, 21.68122). Facing north from a prominent limestone hill of the same name, it lies approximately 5.5km southeast of the Municipality of Meteora and...

The Prehistoric Tumuli of Marathon Project was submitted in 2013 to the Athens Archaeological Society by a team of researchers under the joint direction of Prof. Maria Pantelidou Gofa (University of Athens), Prof. Gilles Touchais (Université Paris 1, UMR...

PUBLISHED 2007. Please visit the publication's webpage: The Neolithic Pottery from Lerna: Results of excavations conducted by the American School of Classical Studies at Athens Beneath the famous remains of the House of the Tiles and the other Bronze Age...

PUBLISHED 1999. Please visit the publication's webpage: Franchthi Neolithic Pottery Franchthi Cave is located in a limestone headland north of Kiladha Bay, in the southern Argolid of Greece. Today it is a coastal site, but at the beginning of the...