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The enigma of Nan Madol: Home of pre-flood Stone Gods

Was it built by the mythical brothers Olishipa and Olosohpa, in honor of the god of thunder Daukatau, or to commemorate the sunken cities off the coast?

Lou Ottens, inventor of the Audio Cassette Tape, dead at 94

Engineer at Philips also involved in developing compact disc technology

Parthenon Marbles will not be returned to Greece, says British PM Boris Johnson

He gave an interview with Greek newspaper Ta Nea

Egypt: 2,000-year-old mummy with golden tongue – He would “speak” to the god of the Underworld (photos)

The tongue, found at a temple on the outskirts of Alexandria, Egypt, was probably meant to help the deceased speak in the afterlife, experts said

Popular actor Theofilos Vandoros dies at 60

His death became known early Thursday morning

Nationwide poll reveals what Greeks believe of the 1821 Revolution

The majority say it was a national uprising

Ancient DNA reveals that Jews’ biblical rivals were from Greece

Multiple excavations from sites of ancient Philistine cities, such as Ashkelon, on the coast of what is now Israel, have yielded pottery remains that are Greek in style

The largest Empires in human history (infographic)

The British Empire was the largest

Scientists Analyze Ancient Egyptian Ink

University of Copenhagen scientists and the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility used advanced X-ray to analyze the composition of the ink markings found on papyrus fragments

George Clooney: The Parthenon Sculptures must be returned to Greece

"There are indeed many objects of historical value that must be returned to their original owners. However, none of them is as important as the Marbles of the Parthenon"

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