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Canadian Students Feast on Ancient Greek and Roman Food
Students at the University of Toronto in Canada recently had the chance to dine on ancient Greek and Roman food during an "Ancient Food...
Greek and Roman Statues Found at Ancient Greek City of Knidos
Archaeologists' ongoing excavations in the ancient Greek city of Knidos, located in what is now southwestern Turkey, unearthed five stunningly beautiful heads of Greek...
Babylonians Used Pythagoras’ Math in 19th Century BC, Claims Archaeologist
An Australian archaeologist claims a 3700-BC Babylonian tablet shows the Pythagorean triple centuries before Pythagoras lived.
Ancient Greek Roman City of Phaselis is Slowly Submerging
Almost two meters of the ancient city of Phaselis have submerged in 2,000 years, indicated by studies carried out by geologists and geomorphologists in...
Rich Greek Graffiti Found in İzmir Agora
A rich Greek graffiti collection has been found in the İzmir agora during excavation work in the area. The graffiti shows daily life in...
Stoa of Attalos' First Floor at the Ancient Agora of Athens to Re-Open to the Public
The excavations at the Ancient Agora of Athens, which began in 1931, undoubtedly represent the greatest contribution made by the American School of Classical...
Ancient Greco-Roman Port City Opens in Egypt
Egypt is planning to open the ancient city of Leukaspis. Leukaspis is a 2,000 year old Greco-Roman port city buried under the northern modern resort of...
The Stunning Ancient Greek Mosaics of Zeugma
The Ancient Greek mosaics of Zeugma in Turkey are a true archaeological treasure that can be admired at the Zeugma Mosaic Museum, in Gaziantep
The Fascinating History of Syntagma Square in Athens
Syntagma Square is the most historic in Athens and the central point for visitors for sightseeing in the Greek capital
The Ten Oldest Inhabited Cities in Greece
Many of the oldest inhabited cities in Greece are still standing against all odds. They have survived to this day to narrate the history...