Mantha Zarmakoupi, a classical archaeologist, has spent four summers excavating the bouleuterion in Teos, an ancient city on Turkey’s western coast. The excavation has uncovered early Hellenistic mosaics and revealed significant insights into the city’s political and cultural history. Zarmakoupi’s team has also deciphered an ancient inscription, shedding light on Teos’ role as a hub of art and democracy in the ancient world.
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Significant snowfall has blanketed Greece’s mountainous regions, with approximately 10 percent of the country covered in snow as of December 28th.
The recent fires in Attica on August 11 did not cause any damage to the…
Greek people are expressing outrage over the Opening Ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympics, citing confusion, chaos, and a lack of taste. Many feel the event failed to honor the Olympic spirit and its historical roots in Greece, labeling it the “worst ever.” This reaction highlights the high expectations for such a prestigious global celebration.
While several areas in Greece – such as Euboea and Crete – have already turned…
The magnificent temple on the Acropolis of Athens, known as the Parthenon, was built between…
After being arrested for smuggling ancient Greek coins in 1992, Italian coin dealer Italo Vecchi, has been charged for possession of stolen coins worth $1 million and accused of assisting in counterfeiting the provenance of the Sicilian Naxos silver coin, minted around 430 B.C.
From the mountains of Greece all the way to the mountains of regional Victoria in Australia, Macedon Distillery has formulated a unity of cultures to create authentic small batch spirits based on recipes passed down through generations of family history. The life and soul of the Mediterranean is family, friends and hospitality, and Macedon Distillery lives by this tradition.
The magnificent temple on the Acropolis of Athens, known as the Parthenon, was built between…
At the centre of Greek Mythology is the group of powerful Gods who were said…
The Greek Gods represent humanity at its best and worst. From the violent and destructive…
The celebrated Greek statesman Pericles is credited with ordering the design and construction of the Parthenon between 447 and 432 BC as a temple for Athena—the goddess of wisdom, arts and literature and war. Still dominating the modern city of Athens, the Parthenon is a magnificent testimony to the glory and renown the city enjoyed throughout antiquity. Pericles had made no idle boast then when he emphatically stated that ‘…we shall be the marvel of the present day and of ages yet to come.
On the riverbank of the Danube, next to Liberty Bridge in Budapest, lies a little…
The magnificent temple on the Acropolis of Athens, known as the Parthenon, was built between…