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Vergina and Mycenae: Two Iconic Greek Archaeological Destinations

With nature in full bloom, these unique sites in our country offer incredible journeys through the ages

6,000-year-old fishhook indicates shark was on the menu

The rare copper fishing hook was unearthed at a new village site near Ashkelon, a coastal city around 4 kilometers from the sea in southern Israel

Late Bronze Age Trade Hub Explored in Cyprus

The items made of gold, silver, and semiprecious gemstones were imported from Greece, Turkey, the Middle East, Egypt

Discover the Impressive Ancient Theaters in Greece

Over 100 ancient Greek theaters have been unearthed in Greece, Cyprus, Italy, and Turkey to date

Theia: The Greek Goddess of Light, the Sun, the Moon & Wisdom

A lesser-known deity

Rare T-Rex skeleton to go under the hammer in Switzerland

Standing 3.9 meters high and measuring 11.6 meters long, it is only the third T-Rex skeleton to be offered at auction, and the first in Europe

Rare gold coin linked to Julius Caesar’s assassination worth $4 million repatriated to Greece! (photos)

29 artifacts were repatriated to Greece in a ceremony at the Greek Consulate

Top 5 Ancient Greek inventions we still use today

Without these inventions, we certainly wouldn’t be as technologically advanced as we are today

Violence in Greece over efforts to preserve ancient heritage of Mykonos – The Guardian

Attack on archaeologist in Athens is thought to be linked to developers’ ‘out-of-control’ clamour to exploit the island

Cernunnos: The enigmatic antlered God of the ancient Celts

Who was Cernunnos

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