
Captivating Crete: A Mediterranean Jewel with Dimitra Pilarinou
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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.
Now that I've taken this seminar with Dimitra, Crete is once again at the top of my travel list. She did an excellent job of balancing Crete's ancient treasures and history with current ways to have fun on the island. Her knowledge of the natural and historical worlds of Crete is extensive. Her presentation was one of the very best I've experienced with Context, in her use of visuals and her clarity of explanation. Learning from an expert is always the way to go.
An excellent introduction to the fascinating island of Crete. Dimitra conveys her enthusiasm for this beautiful island; I am about to go on my third visit to Crete and will definitely be visiting some of the places she recommends. Whether you are interested in history, archaeology, local cuisine or just soaking up the sun, this lecture has something for everyone.
Super review of the highlights of visiting Crete. We are planning a trip there in the fall and this was very helpful with organizing our visit. Some great tips on places I hadn't known about. Dimitra was wonderful as always - clear, organized, great photos, great information. Her love of Crete is very evident.
What an incredible amount of information, insights and beautiful photographs Dimitra managed to include in one session. Crete has so many layers of history, so many beautiful sites and picturesque villages to visit, as well as diverse natural areas to enjoy, and Dimitra covered thousands of years of history, and sites throughout the island. I’ll need to watch the recording once or twice to be sure I have absorbed it all. I would love to visit Crete, during this lifetime, or maybe the next.
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