US EditionLemnos, Greece: Restoration of the Archaeological Site of Poliochni, “The Oldest City in Europe,” Completed
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The Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni inaugurated the fully restored Archaeological Museum of Lemnos, on the 28th of July 2019, and with its new, fully upgraded and modern, re-exhibition. The Museum, which was damaged by the 2014 earthquake, was handed over yesterday to the residents and visitors of the island, worthy of the unique archaeological treasures of the place. Housed in a two-story neoclassical building in Myrina, in the Romeikos Gialos…
Lemnos, Greece: Restoration of the Archaeological Site of Poliochni, “The Oldest City in Europe,” Completed
The restored archaeological site of Poliochni By Babis Kokosis, ertnews.grTwo days ago, the restored archaeological site of Poliochni, located on the eastern coast of Lemnos, was officially inaugurated in the presence of Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni, local authorities, and a large crowd. Poliochni, often described as “the oldest city in Europe,” is considered one of the most important prehistoric settlements of the Aegean, offering unique ev…
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