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Ancient Kythnos: Uncovering the Secrets of the Acropolis Overlooking the Aegean

Excavations at the Acropolis of ancient Kythnos made discoveries that reshape our understanding of the island's long-term habitation.
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Government Disputes Rising Labor Accidents in Greece; Blasts Opposition

The Greek government has disputed the data released after the factory tragedy in Trikala, which revealed an escalation in labor accidents ...
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US Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle Shines at Celia Kritharioti’s Paris Haute Couture Show

U.S. Ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, took a brief hiatus from her duties in Athens to support Greek fashion on the ...
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Turkey Insists Greece Must Coordinate Research Activities in the Aegean

Turkey has issued a maritime notice (NAVTEX) pushing Greece to coordinate with Ankara on all research activities in parts of ...
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The Feast of the Three Hierarchs is a Celebration of Greek Education

On January 30th, the Orthodox Church celebrates the Three Holy Hierarchs: Basil the Great, Gregory the Theologian and John ...
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The Ancient AI-Operated Ships Described in Homer’s Odyssey

In the Odyssey, the Phaeacians had special ships. They were self-driving, being able to propel and steer themselves through ...
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The Ancient Greek Baker Who Invented the Professional Oven

When considering ancient Greek innovations, we often think of philosophy, mathematics, and architecture—not bakeries or ovens, right?
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Ancient Coins Linked to Alexander the Great’s Hellenistic World Seized in Israel

Authorities in Israel seized hundreds of ancient coins dating to the Hellenistic world, shaped by Alexander the Great.
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Ancient Ritual Pot Unearthed in Mexico’s Xiutetelco Unlocks Lost Ceremonial Secrets

Archaeologists have uncovered significant pre-Hispanic vestiges in Xiutetelco, in the Sierra Nororiental region of Puebla, ...
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Ancient Thracians Ate Dog Meat in Ritual Feasts 2,500 Years Ago

Archaeological evidence shows ancient Thracians consumed dog meat 2,500 years ago during ritual feasts as part of social ...
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Thracians ate dog meat

Researchers say ancient Thracians consumed dog meat about 2,500 years ago, not out of hunger, but as part of organized communal feasts that carried social and ritual meaning. The practice dates to ...