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After Delays, Appeals and Antiquities Found, Works on Bulgarian Highway Connecting Sofia with Greece Continue
On March 19, the Greek constructing company "Aktor" and the Bulgarian Road Infrastructure Agency agreed to construct the Struma Highway, connecting the Bulgarian capital...
Increase In Tomb Raiders, Lack of Cash
Driven by the serious economic crisis bringing the country to its knees, a growing number of Greeks are becoming makeshift ''treasure hunters'' (although it...
Possible Bones of John The Baptist Discovered in Bulgaria
A team of researchers believe a knuckle bone found buried beneath a Bulgarian church may belong to John the Baptist, the New Testament prophet...
New York Times: Crisis Affects Greek Culture in a Negative Way
The New York Times has published an article about the significant fallout that the austerity measures imposed on Greece have had in the preservation...
Ancient Greek Cemetery Found in Marseille
It is already known that the first residents of Marseille in Southern France were Greeks, specifically from the ancient tribe of Phocaea. But now,...
Three Shipwrecks Discovered in the Deep Sea Off Corfu Island
Greek experts from the Ephorate of Underwater Antiquities and the Hellenic Centre for Marine Research discovered the remains of three shipwrecks some 0.7 to...
House Burglaries Increasing Due to Greeks Hiding Cash in their Homes
More and more stories are coming to light about anxious Greeks withdrawing their money, or even their life-savings, from the Greek banks to stash...
Ceramic Stamp Found in Israel Proves Bethlehem to be Part of Antiquity
Israeli archaeologists announced today that they discovered the first proof of the biblical references, claiming that Bethlehem was established as a city centuries before...
Valuable Pre-Historic Findings in Caves of Magnesia
11,000 archaeological findings have been brought to light after years of searches under the auspices of the Ephorate of Palaeoanthropology and Speleology in the...
Ceramic Art of Ancient Cyprus Exhibition in Melbourne
The University of Melbourne has one of the most important collections of Cypriot antiquities and has organized a ceramic art exhibition. The exhibition, which is...