Civilisation, Savagery and Us: Exploring Human Nature
In classrooms around the world over the past decades, students have studied William Golding’s classic novel, “Lord of the Flies,” where a group of...
George Osborne’s Pledge for Change: Will the Parthenon Marbles Finally Return to Greece?
In a significant update on the ongoing discussions between the British Museum and Greece regarding the Parthenon Sculptures, George Osborne, the chairman of the...
Study Shows Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus is World’s Most Perfect in Terms of Aesthetics and Acoustics
“The Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus is the most perfect theatre in the world in terms of aesthetics and acoustics,” stated the University of Patras...
Greece Urges Turkey to Adhere to UN Resolutions on Cyprus
On the 40th anniversary of the unilateral Turkish Cypriot declaration of independence in the occupied northern part of Cyprus in November 1983, Greece has...
From Ancient Greece to Broadway, Music Has Played A Critical Role in Theater
Though anxiety about the fate of live theater performances still lingers, Broadway is celebrating its third season since reopening after the COVID-19 pandemic, with...
Archaeologists Unearth Ancient Building, Treasures from Sunken City in Greece
In a groundbreaking exploration off the coast of Greece, marine archaeologists have unveiled a treasure trove of historical significance beneath the waves of Salamis,...
The Oldest Song Survived in Its Entirety is Ancient Greek
The oldest song to have survived in its entirety is a first-century A.D. Greek tune known as the “Seikilos Epitaph.” The song, the melody...
There’s Something About The Maenads: Our Fascination With Greek Mythology
Ancient Greece is having a moment. To be honest, it’s usually having some sort of moment. Even though the society of Ancient Greece was...
Greece Must Promote its Korean War Legacy
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA – The Greek flag flies prominently outside the Korean War Memorial in South Korea’s bustling capital. Inside the huge complex, video...
Ancient Armor — Maybe From A Local Hero — Found Hidden in Strange Spot in Greece
While excavating a large room in the ruins of an ancient Greek city, archaeologists stumbled upon a massive ceramic jar known as a pithos...