Delphi Archaeological Museum Becomes More Accessible with Virtual Reality

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Delphi Archaeological Museum Becomes More Accessible with Virtual Reality Tours | GTP Headlines

The Archaeological Museum of Delphi has included new signs and virtual reality programs to make its collection more accessible to persons with disabilities.

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I am festinated by the Minoan culture. I saw photos of the Knossos Palace, as well as some of the Frescos, and I realized that I want to learn more about them. I know, I can read history books or look it up online. But, I am talking about experiencing it first hand. Do you guys have any recommendations? I was thinking to visit Crete and seeing some of the ruins... are there any tours you can recommend?

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dimi_pat
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Parthenon Marbles: Doing the right thing | eKathimerini.com

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More than one Minoan Palace on Crete?

axariotisxy
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Greek History Forum
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I didn't realize that Knossos wasn't the only Minoan Palace on Crete, but from what I understand it might be the largest?

I am planning a trip to Crete soon to see some of the ruins and here is where I plan to visit - did I miss anything?

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