The friends of the Timeless Museum of Larissa had an excursion to the ancient Aiges

As part of its activities, the Association of Friends of the Timeless Museum of Larissa held on Saturday, April 20, a day excursion of archaeological interest to the ancient Aiges of the prefecture of Imathia.

Specifically, the members and the Archaeologists who participated visited the ancient theater and the Macedonian Palace, whose construction is attributed to Philip II (359-336 BC). They had the opportunity to be informed by the excellent tour guide and Archaeologist Mr. Tasos Kakamanoudis, executive of the Imathia Antiquities Ephorate, about the excavations at the above archaeological site and to admire up close the partial restoration of the palace.

Then followed a visit to the “Multicentric Museum of Goats”, in which the participants toured the exhibition sections a) in the Atrium of the Palace, where part of the 2nd floor of its facade has been demolished, b) in the Atrium of the Sculptures, where sculptures from the excavations in the city and necropolis of Aigon, c) in its main exhibition, entitled “Memory of Aigon”, where through the findings the story of the Macedonians is attempted and the recovery of the lost memory of the ancient city and d) in the periodic exhibition “Ecumenical Antidoron”, which approaches the phenomenon of the Hellenistic Ecumenical, through the figures, as they are depicted on the coins.

The archaeological excursion continued with the visit to Palatitsia, to the Church of St. Dimitriou – a three-aisled basilica of the 16th century. A.D. – record with wall paintings, where in the narthex of the church, in the representation of the Second Advent, the depiction of M. Alexander between
to the kings of the apocalypse. The whole activity was completed by going to the Grove of Agios Nikolaos of Naoussa, a wonderful natural area on the banks of the legendary river “Arapitsa”.