Since Athens is considered the birthplace of democracy, the ancient Greek statesman Pericles must be considered its father.

Did the Greeks really use chariots how Homer describes in his account of the Trojan War, or did Homer just misrepresent ...

This Fourth of July, during a day of parades, baseball and barbecues, somewhere, close by, a marching band surely will be ...

This is the fourth installment of Edmonds resident Nathaniel Brown’s recent travels to Greece. You can read part 1 here, part ...

This sarcophagus offers an unusual perspective of the idea of death—not as an end, but as the beginning of a new path.” ...

How This Charming Greek Island Has Become a Surprising Art Destination—With Stylish Parties and Pop-up Galleries Tony Perrottet explores Hydra, where chill vibes meet cutting-edge creativity.

Mammoths, bison and rhinoceroses depicted in prehistoric cave art kept hidden in France The Top 10 Most Powerful Machines in the US Armed Forces US Immigration By Country—Ranked According To Data ...

His aid to embattled Greece: a one-man show (the first and finest in the U. S. in many years) of 18 of his paintings at Manhattan’s Knoedler Galleries, the proceeds to go to the Greek War Relief ...

Greek statues: from stiff Archaic to balanced Golden Age to jump-off-the-stage Hellenism We trace the steady evolution of Greek art through its statues: from stiff Archaic to balanced Golden Age ...

His art. like that of the ancient Greeks, chiefly celebrates the wonder and joy of being alive, of being able to stand up and say, “I am I.” ...

Gaza’s Saint Porphyrius church has narrowly escaped destruction for a second time after being struck by an Israeli missile that did not detonate. Believed to be the third-oldest church in the ...