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The Lost Letters of the Greek Alphabet
The modern Greek alphabet is missing some of the letters used in ancient times. What are these missing letters, and what ...
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Greece’s Nisyros Island: A Moonscape Aegean Hideaway
Greece's Nisyros island is a magical gem located in the Dodecanese. The island has an active volcano which is also the ...
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Did Macedonians Participate in the Ancient Greek Olympic Games?
Did the ancient Macedonians participate in the Olympic Games in which only the Greeks were allowed to compete?
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The Breathtaking Ancient Greek Ruins Found in Italy
When you think about Italy and ruins, your mind's eye automatically brings up scenes of the Roman Forum and the Colosseum.
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The Ring of Legendary King Minos: A Tale of Intrigue and Deception
The story of the ring known as the "Ring of King Minos" sounds like a tale made in Hollywood, a mix of history, mythology and ...
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Historic Bastions at Greece’s Patra Castle Open to the Public After Restoration
Two historic bastions at Greece's Patra Castle dating back to the 15th century opened to the public after their restoration.
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More Unmarked Graves From Greece’s Civil War Era Uncovered in Thessaloniki
Another series of unmarked graves containing 14 individuals who were executed during Greece's civil war have been uncovered ...
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Democracies, Republics, and Ancient Greek Philosophy
Whether our Western political systems are true democracies or republics can be answered by examining ancient Greek philosophy ...
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Rizitika Songs From Crete Pass Oral History on to New Generation
Rizitika songs are the oldest type of music in Crete, originating from the western part of the Greek island, but now heard ...
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The Once-Sacred Greek Tradition of Siesta
Siesta time, during which Greeks take a nap to escape the heat, is a sacred tradition of the Greeks, spanning back many ...
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Diocles of Carystus: The “Younger Hippocrates” of Greek Medicine
Very few figures of the ancient Greek world of medicine loom as large as Diocles of Carystus, even though he is not as known as he should be.
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Greek Fire: The Powerful Weapon of the Byzantine Empire
Greek fire was the mysterious weapon used by the Byzantines to destroy enemies and prospective invaders, keeping the Empire strong.