January 11, 2012: Athens in the Classical period was preeminent because of her naval power. The architectural glories of the Acropolis stood in second place to her naval bases according [...]

December 6, 2011: Modern harbours pose a complicated challenge to the underwater archaeologist. Not only is there a lot of marine traffic and anchored ships, but many harbours are also [...]

October 27, 2011: This past week we got a perfect weather window, which happened to coincide with the long awaited geophysical survey. Since early on in 2011 we have planned [...]

October 8, 2011 – The 2011 campaign is up and running at full speed. We are working in Mikrolimano, the ancient Mounichia Harbour that in the late 330s BC accommodated [...]

February 16, 2011 ‒ Lectori Salutem! Welcome to the launch of the new Zea Harbour Project (ZHP) website, presenting the past in the present. The new site embodies our motto [...]

Zea Harbour Project 2010 – Week 13: End Game. Fieldwork ended this week on November 30th and it has been a year with findings of epic proportions (fig. 2). We [...]

Zea Harbour Project 2010 -  Week 12: a focused sprint. As this week begun there were seven days of fieldwork left and the to-do-list had a million things on it: [...]

Zea Harbour Project 2010 – Week 11: ‘Time Capsules’. The 2010 season is coming to its end, and we have two weeks of field work left. The main objective this [...]

Zea Harbour Project 2010 – Week 10: In Poseidon’s Realm. This week in Mikrolimano (ancient Mounichia) started out as usual with both the survey team and the excavating team getting [...]