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Lecture by Petros Themelis on the Ancient Odeon of Messini.

In collaboration with the DIAZOMA Association

Ancient theatres are the focus of Diazoma Association (a cultural, not-for-profit association) in aim to enhance them, to find funding and, wherever feasible, to give these monuments back to public use.

Speaker:

Petros Themelis, Professor of Classical Archeology

(Lecture given in Greek).

Free admission

with admission ticket

Distribution of admission tickets begins at 5:30 p.m.

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