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Did the Lelantine War in Ancient Greece Really Happen?
The Lelantine War may have been one of the only wars in ancient Greece to involve multiple cities, but did it really happen?
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Germany Elections: Exit Polls Show Conservatives Win, Far-Right in Second Place
Exit polls in Germany's elections predict a win for the conservatives while the far-right Alternative for Germany is set to ...
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Naoussa: Greece’s Unique Carnival of Myth, Tragedy and Joy
Where ancient Dionysian traditions and historical resistance blend in the vibrant 'Genitsaroi and Boules' celebration ...
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Pharaoh Thutmose II and the Ancient Egyptian 18th Dynasty
The recent discovery of the grave of Pharaoh Thutmose II in Luxor brings to light crucial information on the 18th Dynasty of Egypt.
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Ancient Greece a Pioneer in Marketing and Advertising
Although they lacked the sophistication of modern advertising campaigns, advertising and marketing flourished in ancient ...
Greek Reporter11h
The Fascinating History of Thessaloniki White Tower
Residents of Thessaloniki, Greece's second largest city, often use its White Tower as a point of reference when giving ...
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Ancient Greek Artifact Repatriated to Greece from US Museum
An ancient Greek artifact (lekythos or oil flask) is being repatriated to Greece from the museum where it was displayed in ...
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Ancient Seafarers of Asia Built Sophisticated Boats 40,000 Years Ago, Study Finds
Ancient seafarers in Asia built sturdy boats and navigated deep waters long before modern explorers, revealing a lost chapter ...
Greek Reporter20h
The Time When Gaza Was a Thriving Greek City
How many of us knew that the city of Gaza, the war-torn Palestinian enclave, has a Greek past that defined the history of the ...
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Did the Spartans Throw Their Babies Off the Cliff?
Some sources claim that the Spartans threw their babies off a cliff if they were born with a deformity. Did this ever ...
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Pyrrhichios: The Ancient Greek War Dance
Pyrrhichios was the ancient Greek war dance that originated from the mythical demons, the Couretes, who danced to save the ...
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Crete’s Minoan Palace of Knossos Sees Record Number of Visitors, Surpasses 1M
The glorious Palace of Knossos, one of Greece's most popular archaeological sites, saw a record number of visitors in 2024.