Vale Petros Themelis – the archaeologist of Ancient M

Many readers will have read with sadness of the passing of one of Greece's most renowned archaeologists – Professor Petros Themelis. He died recently while in the care of Kalamata hospital. He was aged 87. It was my privilege to have met him and to have seen some of his archaeological work in Greece.

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