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22,000-Year-Old Jewelry Reveals Ice Age Social Networks in Spain

8,000-Year-Old Headless Figurines From Anatolia Hint at Neolithic Offering Rituals

Greek Women Are Becoming Mothers Later Than Ever, Eurostat Reports

OpenAI Takes First Step Toward Stock Market Debut

Peru Geoglyphs Reveal Hidden Links to Ancient Travel Routes

The Epicurean Paradox: The Ancient Greek Question That Still Challenges Faith

Ancient DNA Shows Iberians Maintained Genetic Continuity Despite Greek Influence

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Pentagon Cuts Military Religion Categories From 220 to 31

The Pentagon has sharply reduced the number of religion codes used by the U.S. military, replacing a list of about 220 faith groups and...
Animals

Divers Film Great White Shark in the Mediterranean For the First Time

Volunteer divers have recorded what researchers believe is the first footage of a great white shark filmed underwater in the Mediterranean, captured during a...
USA

Federal Judge Strikes Down Trump’s $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee Requirement

A federal judge ruled on Monday that the $100,000 fee Trump imposed on H-1B visa applications was unlawful, striking down one of the administration's...
Ancient Greece

Did Ancient Greek Hero Odysseus Travel to Ireland?

Homer's Odyssey tells the tale of Odysseus returning to his home after the Trojan War. For a variety of reasons, the trip is not an...
Ancient Greece

Greek Fire: The Powerful Weapon of the Byzantine Empire

Greek fire was an incendiary weapon used by the Byzantines in naval battles, spewing fire that even burned on water
Ancient Greece

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. However, Italy is home to countless ruins which are in actuality Greek.
Art

X-Rays Reveal Nazi Symbols Hidden Beneath Postwar Painting

A painting found in a German family home has revealed how Nazi-era imagery may have been hidden beneath a more acceptable postwar scene. The...
Ancient Greece

The Seven Ancient Greek Styles of Speech That Still Shape Rhetoric Today

Among the greatest rhetorical theorists stood Hermogenes of Tarsus, an Ancient Greek sophist and rhetorician who lived during the second century AD and developed...
Ancient Greece

How Ancient Greeks Used Chicken Feathers to Defeat the Romans

In 189 BC, Ancient Greeks defending the city of Ambracia used an early form of chemical warfare against Roman forces during a siege, deploying...
Economy

Greece Freezes Interest on Thousands of Restructured Household Loans

Loan servicers are freezing interest charges on thousands of restructured household loans in Greece after a Supreme Court ruling raised questions over how debt...

Greek Videos & Short Docs

The Mechanics of Philotimo: Volunteers Repair Cars Damaged in Floods

Inside Mount Athos: Greece’s Hermit Monks Cling to Cliffs in Search of God

The Greek School Changing Lives in Ghana

National Hellenic Museum: Telling The Greek Story in America

Sister Nectaria: The Only Greek in Kolkata Is Mother to Thousands

“The Greek” : The Story of the One Armed Boxer (Full Documentary)

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Archaeology

Mystery of How the Pyramids Were Built Solved by Scientists

The mystery of the construction of the pyramids has fascinated researchers for quite some time. People throughout the ages have wondered how these limestone...
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The Dating of Greek Easter—Explained by A Mathematician

The Greek Orthodox use the calendar devised by Julius Caesar -- the Roman general turned dictator -- versus the calendar tweaked by the Pope.
Archaeology

Neanderthal Footprints Found in Spain Could Be 275,000 Years Old

The first Neanderthal footprints from the Iberian Peninsula discovered last year may have belonged to other members of the genus ‘Homo.’ A little over a...
Business

NASA on Mission to Metal-Rich Asteroid Psyche

NASA is on a mission to explore a Greek-named asteroid called 16 Psyche that boasts enough gold to make every person on Earth a billionaire.
Greece

The Women of Epirus: Unsung Heroines of the Greek-Italian War

Most Greeks know about the golden pages of heroism written by the Greek soldiers in the mountains of Northern Epirus, when Greece bravely fended...
Culture

Saint Basil: A Towering Figure in Greek History

Saint Basil is remembered by the Greek people as the figure who bore gifts and helped children and the poor at Christmastime.

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Greece’s Unknown Submerged Ancient Bridge

Greece is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful countries in Europe, and the submerged bridge of Itea shows just that

Six Things You Shouldn’t Say to a Greek

When visiting Greece it may be difficult for you to understand some of the cultural norms to follow during your stay in this beautiful...

Discovering Samarina: Greece’s Highest and Most Picturesque Village

Samarina is renowned as the highest village in Greece and one of the highest in the Balkans, situated at an elevation of approximately 1,450–1,600...

Diaporos: The Exotic Greek Island with Warm Waters All Year Round

Diaporos islet in Halkidiki, northern Greece, is like an exotic island, with crystal clear warm waters and no winds all year round.

Amazing Places in Greece That You Won’t Believe Are Real

Greece, a land of gods and nymphs, has a number of exquisitely beautiful places that appear to have come out of a fairy tale,...

What Not to Miss at Delphi and the Surrounding Area

Let's take a look at some of the top things to do on your trip and some of the reasons why you will need more than a day in Delphi.

Ancient Greece

Fascinating Ancient Mechanisms Ahead of Their Time

Across history, ancient civilizations crafted prototypes for many of the modern mechanisms that have become integral to contemporary life. From the compass's early forms...

How Ancient Greek Acropolises Went From Civic Pride to Symbols of Tyranny and Oppression

The ancient Greek Acropolises meant very different things to different people across history. A new study finds its symbolic meaning shifted dramatically over centuries,...

Did the Mycenaeans Have Temples?

According to a long-standing urban legend, the Mycenaeans did not build temples but worshiped outdoors under open skies. This claim appears in popular books,...

Aristotle’s Influence on Marx’s Theory of Value and Automation

When the philosopher Karl Marx set out to unravel the mysteries of value, exchange, and labor in capitalist society, he found a surprising intellectual...

Mithridates’ Kingdom: What Alexander’s Empire Could Have Been?

Alexander the Great’s (356-323 BC) death meant his vision for a Greco-Persian Empire was extinguished with him—or was it? A hodgepodge of East and...

Thetis and Achilles: How a Divine Mother Shaped the Greek Hero’s Fate

In Homer’s Iliad, Thetis plays an important role in shaping the destiny of her son, Achilles. As a goddess, she intervenes at key moments...

Greek Recipes by Nostimo

Recipe: Zuchini Fritters Filled with Halloumi Cheese

These Greek Zucchini Fritters recipe filled with halloumi cheese will be a hit on the table and a great appetiser for your special occasion...

Recipe: Imam Baildi aka Greek Stuffed Eggplants

Here's a traditional recipe of Imam baildi, aka Greek stuffed eggplants, a Greek favorite dish. Try it with our favorite olive oil: https://goo.gl/AJgSH2 from...

Shrimp And Gyros Skewers: Where The Mountains Meet The Sea

Next time that you are feeling indecisive about fish (well, seafood!) or meat for dinner, why not try the shrimp and gyros skewers.

Traditional Recipe for the Greek Sweet Bread Tsoureki

Tsoureki, or Greek sweet bread, is a favorite delicacy throughout the Christmas and Easter holidays in Greece. This traditional recipe for Tsoureki includes all...
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