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Ancient Greece
What the Greek Classics Tell Us About Grief and Mourning the Dead
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Through the Greek classics, the true meaning of life can be explored by humanity and all the experiences that come with it.
By: Joel Christensen
As the coronavirus pandemic hit New York in March of 2020, the death toll quickly went...
Business
Algorithms Tell World What We’re Thinking, Discern our Moods
A machine called the Hedonometer is now discerning how happy we are from the words we use online, via algorithms that target our moods.
Ancient Greece
Epidaurus’ Dig Uncovers Layers of Ancient Greek History
Recent excavations at the Asclepeion of Epidaurus have revealed the remains of an even older temple building found at the shrine.
Culture
Mr. Avgolemonos: The Unique Athenian and His Bukowski-like Philosophies
Mr. Avgolemonos is one of the best known cult figures in Greece, whose fame as a social commentator has spanned for more than three decades.
Culture
Six Ways to Decorate your Balcony like a Greek
Everyone seems to yearn to have a piece of the beautiful Greece. So why not decorate your outside space or your balcony to look like Greece?
Science
People Trust Computers More Than Humans, Study Says
A new study reveals that people may be more willing to trust a computers than their fellow humans, especially if a task is too challenging.
Art
The Santorini Icon Painter Whose Work is Exhibited Around the World
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The Santorini icon painter, whose work is exhibited around the world, is a quirky fellow-- intelligent, quick wit and maybe eccentric..
Greece
The Island of Sifnos, Unassuming Gem of the Western Cyclades
Sifnos, one of the islands of the Western Cyclades, is a balance of beautiful beaches, nightlife, pristine white villages, low-impact tourism.
Greek church
The Hymn of Kassiane: Orthodoxy’s Great Lenten Choral Work
The Hymn of Kassiane, sung every Tuesday of Holy Week was composed by one of the few women writing music during Byzantine times.
Archaeology
Ancient Byzantine Church Discovered Under Turkish Lake
St. Neophytos Basilica is the name of a submerged church built 1500 years ago that is submerged in Lake Iznik, present-day Turkey.