Hello all,
A few weeks after my return from Greece, I am delighted to share with you my pictures and impressions from my visit to Vergina. I will be happy to answer any questions you have.
Below is the link to my page on FB or you can simply search for "Modern Geography of Ancient Greece" page.
https://www.facebook.com/pg/Modern-Geog ... e_internal
Visit to Vergina
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Re: Visit to Vergina
Hi, Delos. Thank you for posting the link to this. I'm enjoying going through the images!
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Dr. Jeanne Reames
Director, Ancient Mediterranean Studies
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University of Nebraska, Omaha
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Dr. Jeanne Reames
Director, Ancient Mediterranean Studies
Graduate Studies Chair
University of Nebraska, Omaha
287 ASH; 6001 Dodge Street
Omaha NE 68182
http://jeannereames.net/cv.html
Re: Visit to Vergina
Thank you. This time I fell in love with Vergina, despite all the drawbacks of restriction in taking photos. Though many love Pella better, Vegina's current advantage is that most of the finds are from time of Philip and Alexander or immediately afterwards, whereas what we currently can see in Pella is all post Philip/Alexander & Roman; same can be said about Naoussa's tombs and theatre though Aristoteles' school in Mieza is also from Philip/Alexander times.Jeanne Reames wrote: ↑Mon Jun 17, 2019 11:03 pm Hi, Delos. Thank you for posting the link to this. I'm enjoying going through the images!