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Eva Palmer-Sikelianos never studied archaeology and she met Sikelianos while in Greece. This is detailed in her autobiography titled Upward Panic. See Eva Palmer-Sikelianos. Zamdrist (talk) 00:25, 4 June 2012 (UTC
Sikelianos suffered from a chronic disease for several years;he died accidentally on June 19 1951in Athens from inadvertently drinking Lysol after having requested Nujol (a medicine). He was buried in the First Cemetery of Athens.edit
What sort of joke is this? There is no citation and I can't find any mention of this anywhere.
