Mounting concerns exist among Greek authors whose literary creations have become a vital part of AI’s learning process encompass a spectrum of issues, including copyright infringement, intellectual property, and the broader ethical considerations surrounding AI’s encroachment into the realm of literature and creative expression.
Ancient Greece
During my stay in Jammu and Kashmir’s largest and oldest museum at Srinagar and in…
The Turkish Department of Excavations and Research has confirmed the news of the discovery of…
In a remarkable archaeological discovery just north of Greece, beneath the tranquil waters of Lake Ohrid, lies the remnants of what could be the oldest European lake village ever found.
The retired admiral, nationalist influencer and theoretician of the “Blue Homeland” theory, Cihat Yaycı, has…
In the grand tapestry of world languages and scripts, one stands out as a symbol of enduring beauty and historical significance – the Greek alphabet. With its roots tracing back over two millennia, this script has left an indelible mark on the world, from the cradle of democracy to the frontiers of modern science and mathematics.
The ancient Greeks have given so many great things to the world: fantastic art and…
Every time we think we know everything about the Ancient Greeks, who were renowned for…
The Lysicrates Foundation hosted their sparkling annual fundraising dinner at the picturesque Catalina Restaurant in Rose Bay, overlooking Sydney Harbour. The event was graced by the presence of the Governor-General David Hurley and Mrs. Hurley, the Foundation’s patron, as well as distinguished figures like Sen. Tony Sheldon and NSW Chief Justice Tom Bathurst, with the Consul-General of Greece Yannis Mallikourtis and Mrs. Mallikourtis also lending their support.
The ancient city of Kelenderis, situated in the southern province of Mersin in Turkey, has…
In a fascinating revelation, the historical accounts of copper’s use for medicinal purposes shed light…
Silphion cured diseases and made food tasty, but Emperor Nero allegedly consumed the last stalk. Now, a Turkish researcher thinks he’s found a botanical survivor.
Richly decorated synagogue — one of the oldest — unearthed. See its marble treasures
The phenomenal papyrus for Ancient Armenians, dated between the 5th and 7th centuries [late Ancient/Early…
The first Armenian who participated in the Ancient Olympic Games and won the Olympic Games…
Alexander the Great, otherwise referred to as the “King of Kings”, was born on July…
On the 21st of July in 356 BC, Alexander the Great was born. On the…
Royal tombs recently unearthed in Cyprus, dating back to approximately 1500 to 1300 BC, are believed to be among the most opulent ever discovered in the Mediterranean region.
In our ceaseless quest for happiness, we often find ourselves contemplating its nature and seeking the keys to unlock its elusive door. What truly constitutes happiness? How can we navigate the complexities of life and discover enduring contentment? As we ponder these profound questions, the wisdom of Greek philosophers emerges as a guiding light, with their insights into the pursuit of happiness remain profound and relevant even today.
In Caesarea, a coastal city in Israel known for its rich historical and archaeological significance, a remarkable discovery was unearthed, revealing a stunning mosaic depicting birds and animals and the only sigma-shaped glass-gold table of its kind ever found in the world, shedding light on the opulent lifestyle of Byzantine Caesarea.