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The Short-Lived Greek College of Oxford, England
The Greek College was a short-lived attempt to create a separate learning institution for Greek Orthodox students at the ...
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Early Celtic Elites’ Power Structure Was Based on Maternal Lines
Visualization of the central grave of the Hochdorf mound showing early Celtic elites’ power structure. Credit: Max Planck ...
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Andros: The Island Getaway on the Doorstep of Athens
In the northernmost part of the Cycladic complex is Andros, the greenest island of the Cyclades. Because it is one of the ...
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Boot of Cortez: The Largest Gold Nugget Ever Discovered
The largest surviving gold nugget found in the western hemisphere is a breathtaking nugget named The Boot of Cortez.
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The Greek Diaspora Around the World
From ancient times to the modern day, Greeks of the diaspora have enriched the international community in across many fields.
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Turkey: No Records of Legitimate Sale of the Parthenon Marbles
The representative of Turkey at UNESCO eroded the British argument that Lord Egin legitimately bought the Parthenon Marbles.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo to Produce Heist Comedy Movie in Greece
NBA's Giannis Antetokounmpo has signed on to produce his first scripted feature movie in Greece under his Improbable Media ...
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Who Was Byzas, the Greek Founder of Byzantium?
Coin with a depiction of Byzas, the legendary ancient Greek founder of Byzantium, from the second or third century CE. Credit ...
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Iconic Santorini ‘Flying Dress’ Photo Shoots Come at Hefty Price
Vacationers in Santorini are willing to shell out large sums of money to capture iconic “flying dress” pictures on the island ...
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Life Aboard Onassis’ Legendary Yacht ‘Christina O’
The captain of Aristotle Onassis' legendary yacht "Christina O" spoke about the celebrities the Greek tycoon once entertained ...
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Who Was Gordias, Father of King Midas?
A view of the Citadel Mound of Gordium, the Phrygian capital. Credit: Wikimedia Commons, CC-BY-SA 4.0 King Midas is a famous figure from Greek mythology. Anything he touched would turn to gold. Far ...
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Greek Orthodox Seminary in Turkey May Reopen
Turkey has - through the comments of its minister of national education - signaled that it is considering reopening a Greek Orthodox seminary.