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Archaeology
Myrtis, the Ancient Athens Plague Victim Has Message for Covid Era
Myrtis, a victim of the great plague of Athens after 2500 years takes part in the global effort in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Business
Female Farmer Makes a Name from Greece’s Chios to Maldives
A woman farmer at Greece's Chios has opened the doors to unimaginable international potential with her organic aromatic herb business
Archaeology
The Oldest Street in Athens and Europe
The oldest street in Athens, and the whole of Europe, is about 2,500 years old -- and is located in the Plaka neighborhood.
Archaeology
Rare Photos Emerge of First Excavations at Sacred Greek Island of Delos
Rare photographs of the excavations at the sacred Greek island of Delos from the 19th Century have come to light
Greek News
How Was Cancer Treated in Ancient Greece?
It was Hippocrates, the father of medicine, who identified and gave the name cancer to the illness that blights humanity to this day.
Culture
The Greek Language is Not Dying; It’s Merely Changing
Is the Greek language, one of the most ancient languages in history of mankind, dying due to an avalanche of foreign words being introduced?
Greece
Greece Records More than 3,000 New Covid Cases Friday
Greece announced more than 3,000 Covid-19 infections for the third day in a row on Friday while 753 patients remained intubated
Canada
Greek Surgeon Helps Amputee to Walk with Groundbreaking Technique
Greek surgeon Dr. Panagiotis Glavas, performed an unprecedented technique which will allow a young patient to walk once more.
Greece
Nikolaos Tselementes: The “Father” of Greek Cookbooks
Every Greek household has a "tselemente" -- a "cookbook" that took its name after Nikolaos Tselementes, the famous chef.
Greek News
Turkish Navy Escorts Migrant Boats Towards Lesvos; Harasses Greek Ship
Greece accused Turkey on Friday that its Navy led migrant boats to enter Greek territorial waters and harass a Greek Coast Guard ship.