Archaeologists have discovered a 6,500-year-old female figurine on the first day of a new excavation campaign in Transylvania, Romania. The small clay artifact belongs to the Cucuteni culture, a ...
The USA has recognized Greece ’s completion of Visa Waiver Program requirements, according to the Greek Citizen Protection Ministry. The ministry’s announcement acknowledges Greece’s completion of ...
Ancient Greek texts and Byzantine ruins are helping researchers piece together the history of roadside inns in Anatolia, where travelers may have found shelter inside rock-cut settlements as warfare ...
In a remarkable legal turn that has gripped both local and federal authorities in the United States, Kosta Diamantis, a Greek-American and former high-ranking Connecticut official—who remains a ...
Excavations at ancient Aigeira in Greece reveal how a Mycenaean settlement evolved into a sanctuary and fortified acropolis ...
New research suggests the origins of modern humans may have begun by the sea in southern Africa 70,000 years ago.
Temples dedicated to respective Greek gods of the pantheon could be found in every corner of ancient Greece, but which was ...
A 2,200-year-old Etruscan baby rattle found in an infant’s grave reveals four clay balls inside and shows how the object ...
Ancient Greeks had a great love and respect for their dogs, cherishing them as companions, protectors, and hunters.
Crete floods trigger new alerts as storms damage roads and homes, firefighters rescue motorists, and weather warnings remain in place.
Archaeologists in northern France uncover a Roman pottery complex at Sermaize, revealing how craftspeople prepared clay and ...
An emergency remains in force in flood-hit Mylopotamos as Crete prepares for a second wave of heavy rain and possible ...
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