Long-Forgotten Archaeological Site Reopened in Rhodes

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A significant archaeological site on Rhodes was inaugurated after 75 years of being unseen.
Culture Minister Lina Mendoni officiated the reopening ceremony.
The site includes Hellenistic-era shipyards and the Medieval Gardens of the Palace of the Grand Master.
The site spans 20 acres adjacent to the Medieval City and the Palace.
This reopening aims to enhance public access to historical heritage.

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16 June

Further details emerged about the recently reopened archaeological site in Rhodes.

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A significant archaeological site on Rhodes was inaugurated after 75 years of being unseen.
Culture Minister Lina Mendoni officiated the reopening ceremony.
The site includes Hellenistic-era shipyards and the Medieval Gardens of the Palace of the Grand Master.
The site spans 20 acres adjacent to the Medieval City and the Palace.
This reopening aims to enhance public access to historical heritage.

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16 June

Further details emerged about the recently reopened archaeological site in Rhodes.