Eastern Roman Empire

Byzantine Warrior With Gold-Threaded Jaw Found in Greece

Patricia Claus - August 17, 2023

A Byzantine warrior whose previously-broken jaw was mended with gold thread has been unearthed in Greece; recent scholarship has revealed that he had been operated on using a technique propounded by the Greek physician Hippocrates 1,800 years earlier. Killed on...

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The Regal Crowns of the Byzantine Emperors

Alexander Gale - July 13, 2023

From 330 AD, when Constantine the Great proclaimed his new city the capital of the Roman Empire, the emperors ruled from Constantinople until the city fell in 1453. The modern historiographical term "Byzantines" for the Eastern Roman Empire is...

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Agistri: The Greek Island Paradise a Stone’s Throw Away from Athens

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Agistri: The Greek Island Paradise a Stone’s Throw Away from Athens

Did British Soldiers Plunder Greece’s Amphipolis Tomb in 1916?

Alexander the Great’s Bathroom Discovered at Aigai Palace

Greek Orthodox Church Ordains Zimbabwe Woman as its First Deaconess

Eastern Roman Empire