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Calabria’s Grecanico speakers battle to keep an ancient Greek dialect alive

Cultural associations, musicians and educators across Calabria, Italy and the diaspora are reviving Grecanico through video lessons, festivals and Alessandra Talarico's new album Aionia, as native speakers of the 2,800-year-old language continue to steadily dwindle

Archaeologists unearth ancient burial landscape, maybe Jesus’, under the Church of the Holy Sepulchre

An ancient garden, cultivated fields, and rock-cut tombs were uncovered beneath the Church of the Resurrection

Florina: Woman hid 19th-century religious icons and over 400 ancient coins in her family home

Against the 67 year old criminal case was formed criminal case of felony nature, for violation of the legislation on antiquities and cultural heritage in general

Archaeologists have discovered an extravagant bath in Pompeii, possibly the largest ever found

Dating back up to 2,000 years – A discovery described as "once in a century"

“Edesa: Restoration of the Archaeological site at Varosi Square by the Ministry of Culture

It includes sections of the city's historic fortifications, spanning from the Hellenistic to the Late Byzantine period

Tumulus of mikri Doxipara-Zoni, Evros: Transformed into a visitor-friendly archaeological site – Photos

Dating between 100 and 150 AD, the site contains human, horse, and chariot remains, along with valuable burial offerings

“Incredibly rare” Roman mausoleum discovered in London

“This relatively small site in Southwark is a microcosm for the changing fortunes of Roman London"

Marble columns spotted by swimmer reveal bountiful Roman shipwreck

“We have been aware of the existence of this shipwrecked cargo for a long time, but we didn’t know its exact whereabouts”

3,000-year-old bakery found with sacks worth of preserved flour

The flour had formed a layer several dozen centimeters thick

“Dead nails” used in Roman grave to protect the living from restless dead

Ancient Romans feared the “restless dead” and would take magical precautions to protect themselves from these potentially dangerous beings

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