ATHENS: Greek President Carolos Papoulias ramped up pressure on Britain to return priceless statues from antiquity taken over 200 years ago as the new Acropolis Museum was opened in Athens. The Greek leader reiterated his country's call for the return of the Elgin Marbles at the solemn ceremony on Saturday to inaugurate the giant $226 million glass and concrete building. "Today, the whole world can see the most important sculptures of the Parthenon assembled, but some are missing; it's time to heal the wounds of the...
Ancient Athens comes to life
The Times
The Times
Last Saturday I stood under a stellar Athenian sky and absorbed a virgin view of the Parthenon. The Temple of Athena Parthenos - to give the Parthenon its full title - has become a symbol around the globe of a certain...
Greece opens Acropolis Museum with lavish party... but Elgin Marbles row means Britain isn't invited
The Daily Mail
The Daily Mail



