An 81-year-old Greek citizen offered two Roman artifacts as gifts to the governorate of Alexandria on Sunday. Alexandria Governor Mohamed al-Sherif received a phone call at his office from Greek citizen Angelos Varonos, 81, who said he was born in Alexandria and wanted to to give the governorate a gift. The two pieces were the crown and base of a Roman archaeological column, passed down from Varonos’s family. Sherif received Varanos at his office in the presence of Director General of Alexandria Antiquities Khaled Aboul Hamd. Varonos spoke of the love he feels towards Alexandria and how grateful he was that his grandson helped him fulfill his wish of giving something back to the governorate
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