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The history of water supply: From the Pisistratio Aqueduct in Marathon to the new threat of water scarcity

Water supply and drainage in Athens from antiquity to the present day - The Adrianion Aqueduct and the water supply of Athens in later years

Kefalonia: Is it really Odysseus’ Ithaca? – New documentary on homer’s mythical king

The natural descriptions of Ithaca by Homer are clues that suggest it might actually be the island of Kefalonia, according to a new documentary—though residents of modern Ithaca have consistently opposed this idea

Titanic: Newspaper front page about the sinking found in a closet 112 years later

It was published on April 20, 1912

Greek History & Culture Seminars: The Australian Greek Welfare Society (AGSW) – The Early Days

This lecture is part of the Greek History and Culture Seminars series, hosted by the Greek Community of Melbourne

Greek History & Culture Seminars: Athenian society in the 1st Millennium BC from a bioarchaeological perspective

In collaboration with the Australian Archaeological Institute of Athens

Behind the scenes of metapolitefsi: Samaras’ hidden ace and Mitsotakis’ overthrow

The series by protothema.gr, presented by Pantelis Kapsis and Panos Loukakos, recounts stories from the Metapolitefsi era, now celebrating its 50th anniversary

Behind the Scenes of the era following the fall of the military junta (1973–74): The Constitution of ’75 and Karamanlis’ “Socialmania”

The series on protothema.gr by Pantelis Kapsis and Panos Loukakos, featuring stories of the fall of the military junta, which is turning 50 years old

The Behind-the-Scenes of the Regime Change: A phone call that never happened and the end of the Monarchy

The series on protothema.gr by Pantelis Kapsis and Panos Loukakos, featuring stories from the Regime Change, which is turning 50 years old

“I am Makarios, I am alive”: Attila 2, the remnants of the junta & the “pyjama conspiracy”

The new series by protothema.gr from Pantelis Kapsis and Panos Loukakos features stories from the Restoration of democracy, which is now turning 50 years old

When Julius Caesar was kidnapped by Pirates & made them…increase the ransom

Caesar maintained an un-captive-like behavior for the 38 days the pirates held him

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