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
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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
LiDAR at Ancient Elis: A Major First Step, Not a “Historic Resumption of Archaeological Excavations”
The announcement by the Municipality of Elis regarding its collaboration with the Austrian Archaeological Institute and the University of Graz is undoubtedly
Brief CV
Konstantinos V. Antonopoulos, is an archaeologist of the Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports. He is a graduate of the Department
New High Priestess, old pathologies: transparency and respect in Ancient Olympia remain in deman
Following the official announcement by the Hellenic Olympic Committee (HOC), the well-known and talented actress Katerina Misichroni is taking over the duties
The Journey of Ancient Olympia to Australia for 2032
An interesting piece of cultural diplomacy news recently came to light, according to which Greece intends to send an exhibition of antiquities
The Olympic ideal is honored when it serves society
Pyrros Dimas auctioned his Olympic Torch through the popular TV show Cash or Trash in order to support the “SOS Children’s Villages”,
Why is the Coubertin Grove in Olympia closed to the public?
The heart of Pierre de Coubertin, the reviver of the modern Olympic Games, is buried beneath a stark white, honorary marble stele
Let Us Give Olympic Dimensions to Our Vision
It is difficult to overlook the important news regarding the cooperation and joint effort of the two historic municipalities of Elis and
No, They Are Not Immortal!
On the eve of the 144th Session of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), which will take place from March 19 to 21,