A Day in Ancient Greece
Dress, food, music, craft, movement and social life in one sensory programme.
Research & Archive
Evidence becomes
a living visual record.
A growing research hub connecting ancient imagery, mythology, reconstructed material culture, films and documented Archaeopolis projects.
Browse the archive
Two paths into
the material.
Documented reconstruction and film records connect research with the studio's practical production work.
Signature experiences
Complete formats,
adapted to context.
Each format is rebuilt around place, audience, duration and purpose rather than repeated as a fixed package.
The Ancient Symposium
Dining, performance, reconstructed vessels and guided conversation.
Ancient Wedding
Ritual, music, dress, food and storytelling.
Apollo’s Bow & Lyre
Archery and ancient music through Apollo’s cultural world.
Odysseus’ Bow
Myth, physical skill and narrative participation.
Learning Through Doing
Mythology, environment, material culture and gastronomy.
Film, gaming, television & brands
Historical intelligence
for the camera.
From first brief to final frame: research, objects, costume, food, performers and complete production environments.
Ubisoft / Assassin’s Creed Odyssey
Historical food and material culture for an international entertainment commission.
Cosmote History
A complete symposium setting combining food, vessels, dress and performance.
International Television
On-camera interpretation and support for Greek and overseas factual programmes.
Brand Worlds
Historical concepts for launches, campaigns and immersive hospitality.
Myth in motion · Archive film
The Sirens,
heard again.
A cinematic encounter with one of the ancient world's most enduring mythological presences, created around Archaeopolis's own reconstructed Olkas ship. Its timber hull, deck and rigging carry the myth from research into a physical performance environment. The film is preserved in the Archaeopolis archive.
The same ship has travelled through workshop reconstruction, maintenance, crane lifting, road transport, coastal installation, public events and night performance.
Explore the Olkas ship: reconstruction, sea and events →- Film
- The Sirens
- Duration
- 2 min 47 sec
Our evolution
From Do It In Athens
to Archaeopolis.
The work began as Do It In Athens, creating cultural events and participatory experiences rooted in the city and its history.
Archaeopolis developed that foundation into a broader studio, bringing gastronomy, objects, performance, education and screen production under one research-led identity.
Bespoke by design