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Greek and Chinese Archaeologists Dig Into Ancient Arsinoe at Angelokastro

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A joint archaeological team from Greece and China has completed the first excavation season of a five-year research project at the site of ancient Arsinoe in Angelokastro, Aetolia-Acarnania, western Greece. The fieldwork concluded in July 2026, with the Greek Ministry of Culture formally announcing the results in October 2026.

The excavation has yielded new evidence regarding the architectural layout and urban structure of the ancient site. The project is part of a multi-year collaborative effort overseen by the Greek Ministry of Culture to further understand the historical significance of the region.

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Greek City Times (Athens, Greece) (GR) Focuses on the discovery of specific architectural and layout evidence
Greek City Times (Athens, Greece) (GR) Focuses on the administrative timeline and the joint nature of the project
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