Plato mentioned it in his writings and another tale by the early Greek geographer Pausanias tells the story of Lycaon,
National Geographic’s love affair with the Greeks continues. In addition to an epic exhibition on display at the National Geographic
For over a hundred years since its discovery off the coast of the Greek island it was named for, the
Archaeologists have debated for decades the origins of Europe’s earliest farmers but, thanks to genetics, we now have a definitive
Two interesting articles appeared in mainstream publications recently carrying stories relating to current political situations on both sides of the
In ancient times, the city of Thonis-Heracleion, known in modern times as the lost kingdom of Cleopatra served as a
An incredibly rare gold crown estimated to be more than 2,000 years old was found in a tattered cardboard box
In the shadow of Jerusalem’s city walls, archaeologists have found a fortress that spawned a bloody rebellion more than two
A 2,400 year-old Greek mosaic has been discovered during excavations in Turkey’s southern Hatay province, showing a skeleton lying down
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