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Archaeologists Probe Sunken Harbor Remains at Site that Inspired Seferis Poem

Summary by Kathimerini English Edition
A Swedish-Greek underwater survey off a Mycenaean acropolis in the Peloponnese made famous by Nobel Prize-winning poet George Seferis is producing new insights on harbour-building techniques following rising sea levels in late antiquity.

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Asini, Argolida: Underwater Archaeological Research Brings New Evidence About the Sunken Port Facility

It is believed to belong to the Roman period.

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Archaeologists probe sunken harbor remains at site that inspired Seferis poem

A Swedish-Greek underwater survey off a Mycenaean acropolis in the Peloponnese made famous by Nobel Prize-winning poet George Seferis is producing new insights on harbour-building techniques following rising sea levels in late antiquity.

·Athens, Greece
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Archaeological Research in Asini: Artificial Harbor From the Roman Era Comes to Light

Underwater archaeological research in the Asini area was carried out from September 29 to October 1, 2025, near Tolo in Argolida, on the eastern side of the archaeological site. More...

·Greece
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Protothema broke the news in on Wednesday, April 1, 2026.
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