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A Greek archaeologist’s dig into the Elgin archive

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Greek archaeologist Tatiana Poulou spent 20 days poring over Lord Elgin's correspondence with his agents. Her research led her to other startling discoveries concerning the removal of the Parthenon Sculptures from the Acropolis. She was in shock when she saw the handwritten 19th century letters of Lady Elgin.

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A Greek archaeologist’s dig into the Elgin archive

It was an August morning in 2014 when Greek archaeologist Tatiana Poulou walked across the gardens to the entrance of Broomhall House, the family seat of the earls of Elgin in Scotland.

28 days ago·Athens, Greece

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