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A Man Brought His Father’s ‘Piece of the Parthenon’ to Greek Officials. They Said It Was From an Even Older Temple in the Acropolis of Athens
When 77-year-old Chilean engineer Enrico Tosti-Croce heard on the radio that Greece was fighting for marble sculptures from ...
The Greek National Anthem is one of the most recognizable and longest of all, written by the country's "National Poet" ...
In 1890, there were fewer than 100 Greeks living in the City of Lowell, but just 35 years later, Lowell was home to the third-largest Greek population in America — trailing only New York City and ...
The following list offers required readings and choices for the M.A. in Classical Antiquity, Special Field examination in Greek History. Students are expected to consult with an advisor and finalize a ...
Ancient Greek historians loved to write about the heroism of their countrymen in battle. Homer, Herodotus and their peers often described the valiant actions of Greek warriors engaged in combat and ...
From the industrial fringes of Thessaloniki, the metropolis of layered Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman ghosts, I launched southward. The city’s endurance, symbolized by the White Tower, felt like a ...
Beloved destinations often have overlooked histories. Mic dives into how the past shapes what travelers see today. Take a walk down Thessaloniki’s promenade at sunset, and you’ll see 20-somethings ...
Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church, a Dayton landmark, serves as tribute to the city’s rich Greek history. Chris Politz and Thomas Caroompas are believed to be the first Greeks to move to Dayton in ...
From May 17-19, the Wilmington Greek Festival will return to the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church on South College Road for the 32nd time. The festival, which started in the early '90s, is one of ...
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