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City of Athens in drive to give pedestrians their space
Municipal authorities in Athens have been stepping up checks on cafes, bars and restaurants around the city center to crack down on the encroachment of sidewalks and pedestrian streets with tables and chairs.
Frescoes, mosaics in Hagia Sophia of Trabzon to be revealed
A church converted into a mosque in the Black Sea province of Trabzon will be renovated to reveal the frescoes and mosaics covered behind wooden shutters.
Turkey refers to FBI for Zeugma mosaics
Turkey is seeking FBI’s assistance after its demands for the return of mosaics smuggled from the ancient city of Zeugma to the Wolfe Art Center in the US 47 years ago were not met
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Dondukov Blvd was Renamed to Fandakov Blvd. in the Name of the Sofia Mayor by Citizens
After delays and repairs of the repairs, Dondukov Bld is finally ready. This provoked citizens to change the name of the street and add an ironic message of gratitude to the Mayor of Sofia Municipality Yordanka Fandakova.
Contradictions abound on Myconos amid rising prices and endless building
Last winter, police officers on the island of Myconos were given a somewhat unusual mission: to follow concrete mixer trucks from the plant. It was not so much a tracking mission as one of deterrence, aimed at cracking down on illegal construction, and often, as soon as the truck drivers spotted the police car on their tail, they'd make a few turns and return to the plant.
Daily life examined in Byzantine religious center in Turkey's Giresun
Ancient life and traditions on the Giresun Island are being examined in archaeological excavations carried out in a monastery complex on the Black Sea island, reputed as a significant religious center in the Byzantine era.
Daily life examined in Byzantine religious center
Ancient life and traditions on the Giresun Island are being examined in archaeological excavations carried out in a monastery complex on the Black Sea island, reputed as a significant religious center in the Byzantine era.
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Byzantine mosaic revealed in Jerusalem Old City
Israeli archaeologists on Aug. 23 unveiled a 1,500-year-old portion of mosaic floor bearing the names of Byzantine Emperor Justinian and a senior Orthodox priest.
David Gellman, director of the excavation in east Jerusalem's walled Old City, said that while the area was rich in archaeological finds, few such inscriptions had been found.
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The Repair of 'Orlov Most' in Sofia to Continue by the End of the Next Week
The repair of ''Orlov Most'' (''Eagle Bridge'') in Sofia continues, bTV reported.
From this night, the roadway of 'Tsarigradsko shosse' Blvd. in direction to Sofia University will be open and the other one- in direction to Hotel ''Pliska'' Station will be closed for repair.
The Repair of 'Orlov Most' in Sofia Starts Today
The repair of ''Orlov Most'' in Sofia starts today, bTV reported.
The roadway of ''Tsarigradsko Shose'', which is near Tsarevets, will be repaired.
The other one - in the direction of Hotel ''Pliska'' Station - will remain open and the movement will be bi-directional.
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