Recent excavations in Heraion-Teikhos, an ancient Greek city in Tekirdağ, Türkiye, have unveiled significant Thracian artifacts, including statues, a medicine oven, and clay figurines of the Great Mother. This site, originally a Samian colony founded around 600 BC, sheds light on the rich cultural and religious practices of the Thracians, offering insights into their belief in immortality and advanced medical knowledge.
Tag: Immortality
In 1976, Stamatis Moraitis, a 53-year-old Greek man, was given a grim prognosis by doctors who told him he had only six to nine months left to live following a lung cancer diagnosis. However, against all odds, Stamatis defied medical expectations and went on to cheat death for nearly 45 years, attributing his remarkable longevity to his decision to return home to the small Greek island of Ikaria.
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