Excavations Reveal Treasures from the Temple of Artemis in Evia
” width=”696″>Archaeologists have revealed new findings at the Temple of Artemis in Evia Credit: Greek Ministry of Culture
Archaeologists have discovered new findings in the Temple of Artemis, which is located east of Amarynthos in Evia, central Greece.
The temple of Artemis was discovered in 2017 during an excavation carried out by the Swiss Archaeological School in Greece in cooperation with the Evia Ephorate of Antiquities.
” width=”1080″>The excavation work began at the site over a decade ago.
The new findings at the site include embossed tiles with the inscription “Artemis” and three statue bases dating from the Hellenistic era with inscriptions dedicated to the goddess, her brother Apollo, and their mother Leto.