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23 April 2018
Swiss School
of Archaeology in Greece
of Archaeology in Greece
Welcome to the Swiss School of Archaeology in Greece
Since 1964, Swiss archaeologists have been exploring the ancient city of Eretria, on the island of Euboea. More recently, excavations near Amarynthos have led to the discovery of the Sanctuary of Artemis, the most renowned place of cult of the Eretrians.
The School also supports Swiss archaeological projects elsewhere in Greece.
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1 November 2017
Artemis Amarysia on a postage stamp
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5 March 2018
The Gymnasium of Eretria
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3 May 2018
Achmetaga: Ein Patrizierleben zwischen Griechenland und Bern - Dokuroman: Lüscher, Geneviève - ISBN 9783727279072
"Achmetaga: Ein Patrizierleben zwischen Griechenland und Bern". A book based on true events, the life of an aristocratic familly from Bern, Emma and Charles Müller-von Fellenberg, who settled in Euboea in the 19th century. Ses also a paper by Karl…
27 April 2018
Le vendredi 1er juin 2018, l’Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres consacrera sa séance hebdomadaire à la célébration de la découverte du sanctuaire d’Artémis Amarysia à Amarynthos (Eubée) par l’École suisse d’archéologie en Grèce (ESAG), placée sous les auspices de l’ambassade…
24 April 2018
An image taken during the excavation of the Gymnasium in Eretria won the first prize of the 2018 SNSF Scientific Image Competition. The image, taken by Guy Ackermann (University of Lausanne - ESAG) and Rocco Tettamanti (Archaeological Service of Fribourg),…