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New film, ‘Promakhos,’ makes case for return of Parthenon Marbles
Two lawyers fight for the return of the Parthenon Marbles from the British Museum to Greece in a film produced by Greek-American brothers Coerte and John Voorhees, due to open at theaters on Thursday, November 27.
Return of Parthenon Marbles ‘a just cause’
Clooney backs Greek campaign; minister says legal action not on cards yet
Human rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin Clooney, who is married to American actor George, on Wednesday said that Greece had just cause in seeking the return of the Parthenon Marbles from the British Museum, speaking of an injustice that has persisted for too long.
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Italian professor reaches Athens, ending campaign for Parthenon Marbles' return
Wrapping up his campaign for the return of the Parthenon Marbles from the British Museum in London to Greece, Italian professor Salvatore Lo Sicco on Saturday visited the Acropolis Museum, where he met with museum Director Dimitris Patermalis and other officials.
Sticking around Athens for a few days – it's worth it
Acropolis Museum celebrates its fifth birthday
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Celebrating International Museum Day in Athens
“Museum collections make connections” is the motto for this year's International Museum Day, a global celebration of institutions and cultures taking place around May 18 every year. Established by the International Council of Museums (ICOM), the event aims to encourage public awareness with regard to the role of museums in societies.
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Leading Greek museums and sites extend visiting hours for new tourist season
A number of the country's archaeological sites and museums inaugurated extended visiting hours on Tuesday in view of the upcoming tourist season.
Thessaloniki metro ruins need more money, time
It will take at least another three years and some 40 million euros for the excavation of ancient ruins discovered during the construction of the Thessaloniki metro, which is ongoing, to be completed, experts have estimated.
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