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The Spectacular and Long-Lost Ancient Greek City of Thouria

Thouria was at its peak of development during the classical period of ancient Greece

Did England commit fraud to keep The Parthenon sculptures?

“From a lawyer’s point of view, this is fraud” 1996 Pulitzer Prize nominee David Rudenstine stated

5000-year-old sword discovered in an Armenian Monastery in Venice (photo)

Then research also focused on how it came to the monastery and its connection to the community of the Armenian fathers

Lost ancient kingdom uncovered in Turkey after farmer finds stone with strange inscriptions

A local farmer told the researchers he had found a big stone with strange inscriptions

Pompeii “House of Lovers” reopens to public after 40 years (photos)

That sediment helped to preserve many buildings almost in their original state, as well as the curled-up corpses of Vesuvius' victims

Document reveals EU’s intention to ask for return of Parthenon Marbles

If the report proves to be accurate, this will be a major diplomatic victory for Greece

Scientists find evidence of “ghost population” of ancient humans

Just as we think we know what happened...

Submerged buildings found in ancient city & modern luxury resort of Crete (photos)

The city of Oloundas is quite clearly mentioned in ancient sources

Archaeologists discover ancient curse tablets in Athens well

The curse tablets were found accidentally in 2020, while archaeologists were investigating the supply of water bathhouse

Researchers revise timing of Easter Island’s societal collapse

"The general thinking has been that the society that Europeans saw when they first showed up was one that had collapsed"

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