Brief CV
Konstantinos V. Antonopoulos, is an archaeologist of the Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports. He is a graduate of the Department
Dakar 2026: The Flame Travels On, Olympia Is Bypassed
More than twelve years after the protests and official assurances, the same confusion persists. Who is defending the authenticity of the Olympic
The Centauromachy of Olympia in Budapest
A fascinating Olympian surprise awaits in Heroes’ Square in Budapest. The imposing Museum of Fine Arts in the Hungarian capital was founded
If Clio Ever Fears Death
A Conversation with an Artificial Intelligence About Bankruptcy, Non-Existence, and the Humble Human Meat-Brain The conversation began with something utterly mundane: ChatGPT
Cultural Heritage: A Public Good or an “Asset”?
The ongoing public consultation on the new bill proposed by the Hellenic Ministry of Culture has raised serious concerns. Among other provisions,
World Heritage Journeys travel platform by UNESCO and National Geographic.
ttps://visitworldheritage.com/en/eu The online platform, the first dedicated exclusively to World Heritage and sustainable travel tourism, was designed and developed by UNESCO in
Educational Programmes, Experiential & Thematic Walking Lectures 2018 – 2022
CALENDAR YEAR 2022 Date Title of Educational Programme / Tour Beneficiary Group Venue No. of Beneficiaries Notes 22/03/2022 Online tour – lecture
Lectures and presentations at conferences, workshops and events.
Date Title / Talk Details 2008/09/20 The Enamored Alfeios River “Water. A Scarce Commodity.” One-day conference at the Town Hall of Ancient
‘History of Art II’. Lecturing for the module for the Museology Department – Patras University
Scientific associate of the Technological Educational Institute of Museology of Patras – Lecturing for the module ‘History of Art II’, 2008, spring
Inter-Institutional Postgraduate Program “Museology and Cultural Management” of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Scientific Collaboration with the Inter-Institutional Postgraduate Program “Museology and Cultural Management“, of the Department of Architecture of the School of Engineering of
Exhibition “The Flame of the Beautiful, the Great and the True”
The exhibition “The Flame of the Beautiful, the Great and the True” was a small but precious ark of memory, dedicated to