Greek archaeology

Greek archaeology is the study of ancient Greek civilization through its material remains, such as buildings, pottery, sculptures, and artifacts. It helps us understand the social, political, and cultural life of the Greeks from prehistoric times to the Roman era. Archaeologists excavate sites like ancient cities, temples, and burial grounds to uncover these remains and analyze them to gain insights into daily life, art, religion, and trade. This field has illuminated how the Greeks influenced the modern world, particularly in philosophy, democracy, and the arts, making their ancient culture a subject of enduring interest.