Good morning, everyone.
Today I'm going to the back one called
the National Archaeological Museum
of Athens . It's here. It should be the museum with the most collections
and the most abundant collections in Greece.
I'm
having breakfast here now,
and then I bought one . A common one
that looks
like a ball
and
you see
inside it has butter in
it and then a little bit of what's
that called, turkey slices
very
very very crispy and hot
freshly baked in the morning
and then it has some
sweet bits on it The crumbs
are very suitable for eating with coffee. It
is very delicious
. Everyone must try
it. There are different types here
. There are different things that can be put in it.
You can ask before buying.
There are simple versions
and a little meat in it. The first exhibition area is the prehistoric exhibition area,
and I just turned around here for a week
. These gold ornaments, weapons, pottery
are all
products of the Mycenaean period of Greece at that time,
probably around the 16th century (should be about 2000 BC)
and then he came in When the time comes,
he will send you a picture of this,
and there
will be some on the picture,
you know, some of the museum, you need to see the important things,
so everyone can just follow this picture.
If you don’t have much time,
because this The museum is very big. The one behind
me should be a treasure
of the town hall.
It may be Zeus or Poseidon, the
god of the sea
. Zun is that I have
seen so far, and there is a divine power that grabs me. I
looked at his eyes here for a long time.
I will give you a close-up (seeing it with my own eyes is more realistic).
For thousands of years, this eye has been real,
and then it is so magical and then
just It feels like it was just dug out yesterday,
and it feels exactly like the eyes of a real person.
Everyone pay attention to this close-up
and I read this commentary.
It was dug up
from a sunken ship at the bottom of the sea.
I just asked the commentator and
I
said is this eye real? It's true
and then he told me this and
this word belonged to the Greek god of health and in the doctor's office
in Greece
there is always a picture of this woman