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In search of Greece’s most famous lost treasure

The areas between the Greek cities of Ioannina and Karditsa have been the center of these efforts

“Vampire” child discovered buried in 5th century Italian cemetery (video)

The ritual burial is thought to be a way to prevent the child from returning to spread the disease

Remembering the Kondomari Massacre (photos)

Franz-Peter Weixler's photos ensured that the murder of these men could not be forgotten

Opium found in Bronze Age Cyprus vessel

The vase has been found and kept sealed, allowing the contents inside to be preserved

3.500-year-old relic is world’s oldest bronze hand (photos)

A genuine artifact of Europe's Bronze Age

Flashback to 1897, the day Athenians came across the first car

The car to its manufacturers in Europe because it was useless in Athens' roads

Greek PM Tsipras is an Albanian, claims historian! (video)

Her claims on Albanian TV caused an uproar

Ancient civilizations may have been more connected than previously thought

What we know about the ancient times change almost every day

Viking words still used in the English language

In many ways, the modern English language is more closely related to those in Scandinavia than many people think

September 18, 1834: Athens becomes the Capital of Greece (photos)

The other cities proposed were, among others, Corinth, Megara, Piraeus, Argos, as well as Nafplio again

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