Archaeological Exhibition at "Panepistimio" Metro Station
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Vatika Castle is first mentioned in the Chronicle of the Morea, which records the granting of the area by William II Villehardouin to the nobles of Monemvasia. In 1262, the region came under Byzantine rule and later alternated between Venetian and Ottoman control until the outbreak of the Greek War of Independence in 1821.

The exhibition area in Panepistimio Station has glass display cases (accompanied by corresponding visual material) hosting characteristic examples of ancient objects (lamps, loomweights, porous alabastra, and various types of vases of the Classical and Roman periods), both originals (6) and casts (23), most of them coming from the grave goods of the cemetery found in the shaft of Amerikis Street. Three clay larnakes (coffins) for child burials are among the original objects on display.

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