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  • 2,500-Year-Old Greek House in Spain Reveals a Painted ‘Siren’ and Traces of Daily Life

    2,500-Year-Old Greek House in Spain Reveals a Painted ‘Siren’ and Traces of Daily Life

    Archaeologists excavating the ancient Greek settlement of Empúries in northeastern Spain have uncovered new evidence of daily life inside one of the earliest houses of Neapolis, including a kitchen, storage vessels and an unusual painted female head that may represent a siren. The ceramic fragment dates to the 6th century BC, when the Greek settlement…

    August 17, 2026

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