The 2000 year old Anisa Plate shows that Greek was spoken in Anatolia at that time
Tag: ancient history
Tourism is a vital part of the Greek economy, accounting for one in three euros…
In a remarkable discovery, archaeologists have unearthed a bronze fitting portraying Alexander the Great on…
Metéora skull found in rock formation
Archaeological wonders continue to emerge from the soil of ancient Tenedos, located on the island…
Alexandria, nestled along the Mediterranean’s embrace, whispers tales of a glorious past. Founded by Alexander…
Spectators return to the Ancient Theatre of Larissa after 22 centuries.
History provides disturbing glimpses of humanity’s capacity to witness suffering for entertainment. Is there something intrinsic in human nature that draws us to witness pain and conflict?
Spectators return to the Ancient Theatre of Larissa after 22 centuries.
Discovered within the historical site of Lerna in Greece’s Argolid region, the ‘House of Tiles’ stands as a significant relic of ancient history. Recognised as Greece’s oldest standing house, it offers a unique glimpse into the Early Bronze Age, dating back to roughly 2800-2200 BCE.
A remarkable discovery has been made in the West Bank, as archaeologists have uncovered a 1,500-year-old text containing a section of Psalm 86, also known as “A Prayer of David.” However, it turns out there is an error in the text.
The Greek islands are a distinguishing feature of Greece’s morphology and an integral part of the country’s culture across the ages, each with its own past and a story to tell about how it got its name.
In a remarkable archaeological discovery, a team of archaeologists from the European Institute for Underwater Archaeology has unearthed a sunken Greek temple dedicated to the goddess Aphrodite.
The retired admiral, nationalist influencer and theoretician of the “Blue Homeland” theory, Cihat Yaycı, has…
The first Armenian who participated in the Ancient Olympic Games and won the Olympic Games…
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.
Aound 80 ancient artifacts, some of them older than 4,000 years, were returned to Cyprus…
Argos, Greece, is considered to be one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, and the oldest in Europe. Located in the northeastern Peloponnese region, Argos has a rich history that spans over three millennia, making it a fascinating destination for travellers who are looking to explore ancient Greece and its heritage.
Greece’s Culture Ministry has announced that it will allow pets to enter more than 120 archaeological sites across the country, easing the current regulations that only allow guide dogs for disabled visitors.
A 5,000-year-old taverna has been found in Iraq – complete with an oven, a refrigerator, and dishes on the tables filled with food.
