Bronze, Marble and Gold: Paragons of Ancient Greece
- Detailed exploration of the world’s greatest collection of ancient Greek artifacts
- Led by an archaeologist
- National Archaeological Museum of Athens, Jockey of Artemision, Collection of Kouros and Kore, Poseidon of Cape Artemision, and Mask of Agamemnon
National Archaeological Museum of Athens
The Ancient and The Modern
Addendum
Kelly holds an MA in modern letters from the Sorbonne in Paris, and a certificate in archaeology from the National School in Athens. She has extensive experience leading individuals and groups through the monuments of her hometown. In addition to her years of experience on site in Athens, Kelly has also undergone training in interpretation and museum education at both the Metropolitan Museum of Art and MoMA in New York City, and in cultural heritage management at the University of Paris IX. A gifted teacher, Kelly has guided a wide range of visitors in Athens, from members of the International Olympic Committee to heads of state and diplomats.
Vassilios is a historian who has taught for several years in local Athens schools. He earned his undergraduate degree in archaeology from the University of Athens, and has conducted specialized research in the history of the Orthodox Church, Byzantine studies, and modern Greek history. Vassilios is a gifted teacher with extensive on-site experience with adults, children, and families.
Yiouli was born in Athens and lives in the city with her family. She studied history and archaeology at the University of Athens, and became a licensed guide for the city in 2005.