Permanent Foreign-run Dig Houses or Study Centres Outside Athens
- Corinth (Corinthia) - American School
- Delos (Cyclades) - French School
- Delphi (Phocis) - French School
- Eretria (Euboia) - Swiss School
- Knossos (Crete) - British School
- Malia (Crete) - French School
- Nafplio/Tiryns (Argolid) - German School
- Nafplio (Argolid) - Swedish School
- Olympia (Elis) - German School
- Palaikastro (Crete) - British School
- Phaistos (Crete) - Italian School
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