‘Antiparos’ Archives
Way Station
The ancient Cretans, known as “Minoans” today, created a far-flung shipping and trade network with Europe, Africa and Asia. They built grand public buildings (palaces) with beautiful wall paintings, colorful stonework, light wells and sophisticated plumbing. However, after more than a century of digging up Minoan artifacts, archaeologists are still trying to explain who the [Read More]
When a Castle is Not a Castle
Since the morning breeze is mild, we decide to visit the nearby island of Antiparos. Wind can be an important consideration in such matters. Because the ferry that plies the channel between Paros and Antiparos is small and flat-bottomed, high winds assure a bumpy passage. We drive to the landing at Pounda, leave the car [Read More]
