Artnet

Ancient Greek Mosaic of Dancing Satyrs Unearthed by Construction Workers

Construction workers discovered a mosaic floor from the 4th century B.C.E. while installing underground water pipelines in Eretria, a Greek town north of Athens. The mosaic, made of white, black, ...
Miami Herald

2,400-year-old pebbled floor — depicting naked figures — discovered in Greece. See it

At the site of an ancient city on the coast of Greece, a mosaic floor represents parties of a past age. Fotis Fotopoulos via Unsplash When archaeologists discover buildings from centuries past, it can ...
La Brújula Verde

An andron with a mosaic from the mid-4th century B.C. depicting satyrs, found in ancient Eretria in Greece

During the installation of the new water pipe system in Eretria, a significant archaeological discovery was made: a pebble mosaic dating from the late Classical period, specifically from the mid-4th ...
The Daily Gazette

Be Here Now: Ancient Greek Satyr Play “Dionysia,” Reinvented by L.A.’s Poor Dog Group at EMPAC [Berkshire on Stage]

Those who are fortunate enough to discuss the ancient foundations of theatre with Kate Maguire, Artistic Director of the Berkshire Theatre Group, discover just how passionate she is about the Greek ...