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MEMORIES MADE OF STONE
SEA SALT
HOUSEHOLDS OF MANI
HUNTING
STRUGGLING WITH THE LAND
BEES AND HONEY
OLIVE OIL
BUILDING THE CITY OF GYTHEIO
TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS
Β56 - Turbulent sea at the port of Gythio
Β60 - The lighthouse of Gythio (1873)
Β61 - Huge waves at the island of Cranae
Β62 - A winter's day at Gythio
Β63 - Coarsely crystaline white marble
This marble can be found in the west part of the Tenaron peninsula.
Β64 - Crimson marble
The Romans would call this marble “rosso antico”.
Β67 - Terrace fields in Marmari, a village near Cape Tenaron
The need for arable land on the steep hillsides of Mani, led to the construction of terrace fields.
Β69 - Stone beehives
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