By Tiffany Donnelly Malcolm (Mac) and Carol Ostermeyer have spent their summer holidays on Andros almost every year since discovering the island in the mid
by Irma Havlicek Web content producer On Sunday, the Zagora Archaeological Project (ZAP) day off, some of us take things slowly and rest up for
Last night most of the Zagora Archaeological Project (ZAP) team attended a party at Batsi Gold, the jewellery shop of Eftihios Tsivourakis, who had kindly
by Irma Havlicek Web Content Developer I was walking up the hill from Zagora with Beatrice McLoughlin one day when she mentioned that there was
by Irma Havlicek Web Content Producer The Zagora Archaeological Project (ZAP) directors provide excursions to team members so that they get as much of an
by Paul Donnelly Archaeologist, and Decorative Arts Curator, Powerhouse Museum Furniture numbers among the items I help to look after in my role as curator
by Irma Havlicek Web content producerPaul Donnelly, Archaeologist and Decorative Arts Curator at the Powerhouse Museum, and I were both able to participate in the
By Annette Dukes Finds management assistant I’ve been in Chora since early September working on the 2014 Zagora Archaeology Project pre-excavation study season. Our time
by Irma Havlicek Powerhouse Museum Web Producer Artisan jeweller, Eftihios Tsivourakis, who creates and sells jewellery in his shop*, Batsi Gold, kindly demonstrated the ancient
by Irma Havlicek Powerhouse Museum Web Producer I just thought I’d share with you a couple of the sights that greeted Lesley Beaumont, Lea Alexopoulos
As you may know, the Zagora archaeological season is six weeks long. We work six days a week every week, Monday to Saturday except for
On Sunday 6 October 2013, a few of us attended the third and final day of the Menites Pork Festival. Beatrice McLoughlin, who has lived
by Irma Havlicek, Powerhouse Museum Web Producer with Lea Alexopoulos, archaeologist Sophia Melita knew from an early age that she wanted to be a ceramist
by Irma Havlicek Powerhouse Museum Web Producer Giorgos Moustakas, our host at the Kantouni restaurant and pensione, last year organised a soccer match between his
by Irma Havlicek Powerhouse Museum Web Producer I snapped this sunset over the marina at Batsi about 7pm yesterday when walking back from the shops
by Irma Havlicek, Powerhouse Museum Online Producer with Steve Vasilakis, Archaeologist and Mariner On Saturday nights when we didn’t have dinner at the Kantouni restaurant,
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