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https://www.lmm.org.uk/exhibitions/structures_ancient_greece Structures of Ancient Greece On 2 June, the London Metropolitan Museum (LMM) will unveil Structures of Ancient Greece, an exhibition on the civilization's houses, temples, theatres, stadiums, and more. Scheduled to last through the end of the year, the exhibition will include large-scale replicas of famous buildings as well as archaeological artefacts drawn from the museum's own collection or generously loaned by the Greek Cultural Institute of England. After an invitation-only launch party on its opening night, Structures of Ancient Greece will be accessible to all museumgoers for no extra fee from 3 June. The LMM has also engaged local experts for related lectures and a special tour on Wednesdays of the exhibition's first three weeks. On 9 June, Dr. Lorna Stewart will describe the theory behind the design of Greek temples. The following week, Dr. Shahara Bakir will explain how building materials such as marble were extracted from the earth, while Mr. David Wiley will introduce the techniques and tools used in construction on 23 June. Professor Yiorgos Galanis will lead a tour of the exhibition immediately after each lecture.

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