Archaeologists reject plans for event at Olympia

Mar 27, 2006 21:21


Plans to construct a temporary running track at the ancient stadium of Olympia, birthplace of the Olympic Games, has upset Greek archaeologists.
The Central Archaeological Council (CAS) has vetoed proposals to install a modern track over the original one in the stadium for an international athletics event backed by the International Olympic ( Read more... )

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adamnedsoul March 27 2006, 19:46:56 UTC
I would love to see something like that but only if I knew 100% that there would be no damage to the site.

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viggo_tlaloc April 2 2006, 16:12:41 UTC
That's how I feel.

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adamnedsoul April 3 2006, 19:11:03 UTC
:-)

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deb38 March 28 2006, 18:57:08 UTC
I'm on the side of protecting archaeology.

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viggo_tlaloc April 2 2006, 16:12:53 UTC
I am too, of course.

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dino_mb March 28 2006, 19:53:19 UTC
It would be cool as long as they can do it without damaging anything.

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viggo_tlaloc April 2 2006, 16:13:01 UTC
I agree.

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rubycurls March 28 2006, 20:18:27 UTC
It would be good if it didn't cause damage and what if more people turned up and barged into it.

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viggo_tlaloc April 2 2006, 16:13:17 UTC
It would have to be very well controlled.

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ishtar27 March 29 2006, 03:31:07 UTC
I don't want a single stone to be damaged there but if they can do it without any impact it could be amazing.

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viggo_tlaloc April 2 2006, 16:13:40 UTC
It really would be great as long as it can be done with no impact.

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