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What ended the Mycenaean era?

A new study into the climatic conditions of the Late Bronze Era sheds light on one of the most significant parts of history in the area

Professor Malcolm H. Wiener continues his long-standing work at Mycenae

Mr Wiener's latest activities in Greece involve his support to the effort of upgrading and equipping the Mycenaean Foundation

Spoils of war: The archaeological finds unearthed in WWI trenches in Greece

The finds on display include gold and copper jewelry from the graves of women, as well as ancient swords & spears buried with prehistoric warriors

Ancient temple tells the tale of an ice age-inducing comet collision (PHOTOS)

The stone is adorned with images of animals that seem to line up with the constellations of the Zodiac

40,000 year-old tools unearthed in Australia

Flaked stone tools used by Aboriginal people

Meet the former soldiers bringing Greece’s battles back to life

For the first time people will have an opportunity to visit renewed battlefields such as Delium, Leros or Artemisium

Ancient Greek City of Bargylia in Turkey on Sale! (photos)

Owner claims he cannot protect it from treasure hunters

Child skeleton unearthed at Pompeii archaeological site

Archaeologists used advanced scanning equipment

Dreamer of Greek timelessness Angelos Delivorias dies at 81

Delivorias, born in Athens, Greece in 1937, was for 41 years at the helm of Benaki Museum

Gavdos, an island at the end of the Continent (PHOTOS)

The island where Calypso held Odysseus prisoner for seven years

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