Exhibition: Between chaos and cosmos. Nature in Ancient Greece

The National Archaeological Museum (MAN) celebrates its tenth anniversary with this exhibition that opens a window into the past to explore the perspective that the ancient Greeks had on nature, finding surprising similarities with contemporary times. The creation of the universe, the taming of the natural environment to develop cities and democracy are some of the themes on display, delving into the relevance of wheat, grapevines and olive trees, as well as into the interaction with the sea.

Aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals of the European Agenda 2030, this exhibition brings together more than a hundred works from various collections, highlighting the importance of ecology and sustainability from ancient times to the present.