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Pottery at Akrotiri Archaeological Site at Santorini Island, greece.

View of the magdala stone situated in the ruins of the first synagogue, Israel

Pithos in the Knossos Temple. Crete, Greece. Knossos, also known as Labyrinth, or Knossos Palace, is the largest Bronze Age archaeological site on Crete and probably the ceremonial and political center of the Minoan civilization and culture. It is also a tourist destination today, as it is near the main city of Heraklion and has been substantially restored, by archaeologist Arthur Evans.

Heraklion, Knossos, Crete, Greece – October 20, 2018: Clay jars or pithoi in the magazine of The Palace of Knossos on Crete in Greece near Heraklion is called Europe’s oldest city and the ceremonial and political center of the Minoan civilization.

The archaeological site at Eleftherna (Eleutherna) on Crete, Greece, one of the most important HellenicRoman era cities on the island.

Old clay jug near the ruins of ancient stone wall, excavations at the archaeological park of Shiloh in Samaria, Israel

Santorini, Greece - April, 2018: Ancient ruins at Akrotiri archaeological site in the Santorini Island which is believed to have inspired the story told about Atlantis by Plato

palace of minoan period in Malia, Crete, Greece

Cave of the Seven Sleepers at the Ephesus ancient greek city. Ephesus or Efes is located near Selcuk modern city in Izmir Province in Turkey.

Palace of Knossos

Ancient ruins hidden under Thessaloniki metro, Greece

$A partially finished marble statue sits in a quarry in Apollonia, Sifnos Greece.\nApollonas village is a settlement on Naxos’s northeastern coast about 36km from the island's capital (Chora - Hora). It is a beautiful fishing village which has been inhabited since antiquity, probably on account of the marble quarry. In the old days, it used to serve as the port of the village Koronida (Komiaki). It was also the port from which Naxian marble was exported throughout its operation. Remnants of the ancient port have been found at Marmara.$

The famous Kernos of Malia (left) used in the ritual offering (1900 BC) - The palace of Malia, dating from the Middle Bronze Age - Crete Greece

Ancient Archaeological Site of Mesimvria Zoni near to Makri Evros Greece, clay amphorae for drainage purposes

Ruins of the ancient temple of Heraion in Greece.

Three ancient greek tombs carved into the side of a hill are open showing the interior

Archaeological area of Necromanteion of Acheron Preveza Greece

Akrotiri (Greek: Ακρωτήρι, pronounced Greek:

Side, Antalya - Turkey: August 24, 2025: Side is an ancient city located on the southern coast of Turkey, near the modern town of Manavgat in Antalya Province. It is one of the best-preserved classical sites in the country and offers a fascinating blend of ancient ruins and coastal beauty.

Tyre Necropolis Roman Ruins.

On small Mana island at the door of Kornati islands there are forgotten movie sets from 1959. Senior men moving down of the island. Sunny day and clear blue sky.

Archaeolog exploring at the site of legendary Troy, made famous in Homeraas epic poem, the Iliad, today UNESCO World Heritage Site in Turkey.

It is an important historical and archaeological site in Antalya province, Turkey. It exhibits ancient artifacts belonging to the Lycian civilization.

Imeri Gramvousa is a small island near Balos Bay, Crete, known for its Venetian fortress built in 1582 to defend against the Ottomans. Captured by Cretan rebels in 1825 during the Greek War of Independence, it became a pirate stronghold.

Archaeological area of Necromanteion of Acheron Preveza Greece

Group of Ancient Roman terracotta amphora containers on display in a ruined house at Pompeii in Italy. They were used for transporting wine, or oils

Cancho Roano archaeological site, located in Zalamea de la Serena, Badajoz province, Spain. Tartessian civilization with some parts of Atlantis.

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