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More than 400 archaeological excavations discovered along the route dug out for the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) have been completed, while another 7 large-scale projects are ongoing in the regions traversed by the pipeline, the company said on Tuesday, following the 31st annual Conference "Archaeological Excavations in Macedonia and Thrace" in Thessaloniki, held between 8 and 10 March 2018 at the Aristotle University.

400+ archaeological digs conducted along Trans-Adriatic Pipeline route in Northern Greece
More than 400 archaeological finds have been discovered along the route dug out for the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP),
while another seven large-scale projects are ongoing in regions traversed by the dig [Credit: ANA-MPA]
To date, specialist teams have concluded ca. 300 small- and large-scale rescue excavations and more than 100 trial trench investigations within the project's Right of Way, with more than 650 experts in archaeological research (archaeologists, topographers, conservators, etc.), as well as archaeological labourers involved in the work.

400+ archaeological digs conducted along Trans-Adriatic Pipeline route in Northern Greece
Fortress of the 4th cent. BC related to the activity of Philip II in the region of Aegean Thrace 
[Credit: ANA-MPA]
The multiple findings that have been unearthed - both movable and immovable - include burial grounds or individual tombs with some of them containing grave goods, parts of settlements and architectural remains such as walls and churches, monuments, workshops and indications of human activity, for instance kilns and wells.

400+ archaeological digs conducted along Trans-Adriatic Pipeline route in Northern Greece
Aerial view of ancient cemetery found along the route of the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP)
[Credit: ANA-MPA]
In addition, many movable findings have also been located (pottery, jewellery, coins, etc.), dating from the prehistoric to the post-Byzantine period.

400+ archaeological digs conducted along Trans-Adriatic Pipeline route in Northern Greece
Archaeologists excavating an ancient Macedonian warrior's grave
[Credit: ANA-MPA]
Lead scientists-representatives of 9 Northern Greek Ephorates (from the regional units of Evros, Rodopi, Xanthi, Serres, Kilkis, Thessaloniki, Kozani, Kastoria and Florina) discussed the initial findings of their excavation research, noting that archaeological excavations in Greece would have almost completely ceased, if it weren't for the funds from public or private works.

400+ archaeological digs conducted along Trans-Adriatic Pipeline route in Northern Greece
Workers remove an ancient furnace for relocation [Credit: ANA-MPA]
"We are collaborating closely with the Ministry of Culture and Sports, as well as the local Ephorates of Antiquities, for the protection and promotion of the rich Greek cultural heritage. We are thankful for this collaboration that guarantees the implementation of archaeological best practice and the promotion of academic work and scientific knowledge,"  TAP's Country Manager for Greece, Katerina Papalexandri, said.

400+ archaeological digs conducted along Trans-Adriatic Pipeline route in Northern Greece
Glass bracelets from the Byzantine period Cemetery [Credit: ANA-MPA]
Archaeological works implemented in collaboration with TAP and its contractors are monitored by the ministry of culture and the 13 local Ephorates of Antiquities (one per each regional unit traversed by the pipeline), as provided for by the relevant memoranda of understanding.

Source: ANA-MPA [March 13, 2018]



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