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Archaeology of Athens: How Ancient Greece was Shaped by its Location with Aristotle Koskinas
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Aristotle Koskinas studied classical archaeology, specializing in the study of roof tiles. For several years, he participated in various excavations conducted by the Greek Ministry of Culture. He took part in surface survey projects conducted by the University of Thessaly, among others. In 2003, he graduated from the Greek School of Tourist Guides, and has been working as a guide ever since. He lectures on Greek history and archaeology, while continuing to study and publish material from Ministry of Culture excavations. He also participates in historical reenactment events.
This conversation is suitable for all ages.
90 minutes, including a 30 minute Q&A.
Excellent and thorough presentation,
An expert in his field of archeology, Aristotle is an excellent teacher and guide to Athens over the ages. My family is planning a trip to Athens, and the photos, diagrams, etc. were important to better understand the many civilizations that have inhabited and ruled this area and created such magnificent architecture and culture. The lecture gave me a good foundation and was eye-opening. Thank you so much for sharing, Aristotle.
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Very well presented and organized.