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What a town Orillia was in 1876, what stories it had to tell! Like any frontier town — and make no mistake, Orillia was the end of civilization; only barren rock, forests and endless lakes spread north from her borders — Orillia was…
Inkorr Child’s Burial with Golden Earrings and Emperor Aurelian’s Coin Unearthed in Bulgaria Significant Archaeological Find in Stara Zagora According to НВ — Техно: In the Bulgarian city of Stara Zagora, archaeologists have uncovered a child’s grave containing gold earrings and…
PARAMUS, NJ – The Hellenic Federation of New Jersey presents ‘The Unconquered Spirit: Greece’s Pivotal Role in World War II’ on Friday, October 30, 7-9 PM, at St. Athanasios Greek Orthodox Church, 51 Paramus Road in Paramus. The event is an immersive multimedia, cultural,…
Around 120 semi-wild horses on Kefalonia’s Mount Ainos face a water crisis, straying onto roads and farmland and sparking clashes with residents. An unusual sight has been drawing attention in recent days in the Tyria area of Preveza, in northwest Greece,…
The expansion of the Ancient Greeks into Assyria between the 9th and 7th centuries BC occurred through mercenary warfare and the trade of pottery. Most of what is known about the interactions between the Ancient Greeks and the Assyrian Empire comes from…
Happy International Archaeology Day! As archaeology lovers around the world celebrate the stories of our past on Saturday 17 October, Athens offers one of the richest collections of museums anywhere, from Cycladic figurines to the sculptures of the Parthenon. Few cities…
Two thousand years ago, a rider carried a letter across enemy territory, knowing that if he was caught, the letter would be read, the plan would die, and so would he. Julius Caesar had a fix for that. He assumed…
In Greek mythology, goddesses held as much power as gods, embodying various aspects of nature and human experience.
GreekReporter.com New Study Reveals How Ancient Greek Silver Mines Shaped Europe’s Metal Trade Ancient Greek silver mines helped establish some of Europe’s earliest metal trade networks, according to a new study tracing 6,000 years of mining activity. Researchers found that…
A widespread historical misconception suggests that Magna Carta was a single, permanently signed parchment contract. The reality is quite different: the charter underwent multiple substantial revisions, annulments, and statutory reissues under successive monarchs to reaffirm royal commitments during national crises.