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New Study Links Kenyan Shipwreck to Vasco da Gama’s Last Voyage
New research suggests that a shipwreck found off the coast of Kenya might be from Vasco da Gama's final voyage.
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Ancient Greek Temple Pylon Discovered in Sohag, Egypt
Researchers in Sohag have uncovered a complete temple pylon dating back to the era of ancient Greek rule in Egypt known as ...
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The Strange Island Where Ancient Greeks Lived Completely Nude
Ancient Greek writers provide descriptions of a strange island where the inhabitants lived nude, deeply loved women and hated ...
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836lb “Cursed” Emerald Worth $1Bn to Return to Brazil, US Court Rules
A US judge requested the return of the massive 836-pound "cursed" emerald, worth an estimated $1 billion, to its home country ...
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Greek Modernist Tsarouchis’ Painting Sets New Record at Paris Auction
Renowned Greek painter Yiannis Tsarouchis' piece sold at auction sets new record, making it the most expensive work of a ...
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Family Business in Greece Becomes Major Poinsettia Exporter
A Greek family business prepares 150,000 poinsettias for export to local and foreign markets, becoming a major exporter.
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Museum Dedicated to Poet Lord Byron to Open in Italy
A museum dedicated to Lord Byron is to open in Ravenna, in the palace where he wooed the wife of the aristocratic owner.
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Greece’s Leftist SYRIZA Party Elects New Leader
SYRIZA, Greece's former ruling left-wing party, chose a new leader on Sunday following a year marked by internal strife and ...
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Political Instability and the Post-1974 Constitution in Greece
The political “stability” of the post-1974 period in Greece was accompanied by a major slowdown in economic growth and ...
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Greek Cuisine Mourns Passing of Vefa Alexiadou
Vefa Alexiadou, the leading authority on Greek cuisine died on Monday in a Thessaloniki hospital. She was 91. She was a ...
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Were the Ancient Greeks as Beautiful as Their Statues?
Even though many ancient Greeks were strong and well-trained, statues of the time went beyond naturalistic representation to ...
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Gorgopotamos: The Greatest Moment of Greek Resistance Against the Nazis
The blowing up of the Gorgopotamos bridge on November 25, 1942 stands as the greatest moment of Greece's resistance during ...