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Archaeologists recently excavated an ancient workshop in Greece, revealing a series of unfinished projects and other curiosities.
The project was announced by the Greek Ministry of Culture in a Facebook post in May. Officials said in a statement from Greek to English that the excavations were carried out at the archaeological site of Floga Paros Island, Greece.
Although the workshop is not surprising – archaeologists have been studying the site since the mid-1980s, excavators have found many interesting findings in the latest excavation process.
Specifically, the investigation has led to the uncovering of “new building remains”, as well as various dietary containers and storage items.
“Some (building remains) are built on earlier structures, documenting the ongoing use of the website over time,” the statement said. “The latest remains are related to the stages from the late 5th century BC to the early 4th century.”
Archaeologists recently excavated an ancient seminar on the Greek island of Paros. The investigation has revealed the “new building remains”, as well as various dietary containers and storage items. (Greek Ministry of Culture)
The press release added: “Can be removable from earlier installations (the debris of the ship, mainly the tableware software dietfewer utilitarian or storage projects) documented the website’s residential use during the classical period. ”
Archaeologists also discovered new rooms in the complex, noting that the walls were preserved at “impressive heights.”
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Recent discoveries at the site include unfinished marble sculptures, clay stamps and various pottery fragments.
Archaeologists found ancient pottery fragments at the excavation site. (Greek Ministry of Culture)
“The movable discovery aroused great interest, including semi-formal marble sculptures, mainly Aphrodite, clay heads of female figures as well as clay molds and stamps, while a large collection of pottery was collected,” the statement said.
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According to their observations Archaeologists discover The site was reorganized at the end of the third century BC and was both a residential space and a sculpture workshop.
Archaeologists have also discovered remnants of ancient workshops eating boats and walls. (Greek Ministry of Culture)
“The discovery of a room with pebbly floors and parts of the wall painting imitating marble slabs was identified as one Andron (Men’s Room), reinforces this explanation. ” said the statement.
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“However, covering the earlier stages of the marble chip layer, a large number of stages, and a large number of semi-formal sculptures, documenting the site as an additional purpose Sculpture seminar. ”
Officials said the recent discovery had “special interest.” (Greek Ministry of Culture)
The discovery of ancient Greece aroused the keen interest of archaeologists.
Earlier this spring, a German university announced a lecture hall for an “impressive high school” Ancient Greece The settlement was discovered.
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Last summer, divers searched 2,000-year-old shipwreck In the Aegean Sea, about 300 historical objects were found.
