Kristina Killgrove is an archaeologist with specialties in ancient human skeletons and science communication. Her academic research has appeared in numerous scientific journals, while her news stories and essays have been published in venues such as Forbes, Mental Floss and Smithsonian.
Underwater archaeologists investigating Salamis, a tiny island just east of Athens, Greece, have discovered a large public building they say is key to understanding the history of the ancient city.
Now, they have announced the discovery of a massive building called a stoa, a covered walkway that often surrounded an open public space such as a market or a square. Image 1 of 3RELATED STORIES—2,800-year-old figurines unearthed at Greek temple may be offerings to Poseidon
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