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The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World with Dimitra Pilarinou
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Today only one of the Seven still stands, The Great Pyramid of Giza, a true testimony of human brilliance, a proof in stone that the characterization "Wonder" is spot-on. The remaining six have been destroyed by humanity or by the forces of nature. So why do these legendary monuments still inspire millions of tourists to visit places like Greece, Egypt, and Asia Minor, where these wonders once upon a time stood? Simply because the Seven Wonders never stopped being a source of intrigue, speculation, awe, inspiration, and amazement for the incredible achievements of human ingenuity since the dawn of time.
Led by an expert on Archaeology, Dimitra Pilarinou, this Conversation will present the Seven Wonders of The Ancient World, the world they were created in, and discuss all the new information science has discovered well as unknown stories surrounding these monuments. Designed to inform curiosity and future travels, participants will come away with an increased knowledge of these specific wonders and the ancient cultures that created them.
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Dimitra Pilarinou is a Greek archaeologist and Licensed Tour Guide with a Masters degree in Prehistoric Archaeology of the Aegean. She has worked in excavations all around Greece, has given speeches on various topics in Seminars and Congresses, and has appeared on documentaries about the Minoans on History Channel and Travel Channel.
This conversation is suitable for all ages.
90 minutes, including a 30 minute Q&A.
Delighted to learn details about the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
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This was a really interesting talk as all of Dimitra's talks are. The use of photos really made these places come alive and Dimitra gave us so much information in such an interesting manner.
Very informative.
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