Ancient Greek temple discovered filled with gold jewels

An excavation on the Greek island of Evia uncovered an unknown temple near the Temple of Amarysia Artemis still overflowing ...
Greek Reporter

Would an Ancient Athenian Understand Byzantine Greek?

Could an ancient Athenian understand a Byzantine Greek speaker and realize they spoke different versions of the same language ...
Newsweek

Submerged Ancient Greek City’s Treasures Emerge 2,000 Years Later

An Ancient Greek public building and extensive collection of marble treasures have been found partially submerged at the site of a now-sunken ancient city—once home to Trojan War warrior Ajax, ...
Greek Reporter

The Ancient Greek Goddess Chimera Embodied Fear of Females

The Greek goddess Chimera, was a monstrous composition of disparate parts that embodied an ancient fear of females.
BGR

Divers Discovered An Ancient Greek Shipwreck That's Full Of Sunken Treasure, And It's Fascinating

Franck Goddio, the president of the IEASM says they believe the ship sank after being hit by large blocks from the temple of Amun. The temple was destroyed during a cataclysmic event sometime in the ...
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The Greek gods favored these 15 animals — and their symbolism showcases the ancient wisdom you can use today

These 15 Greek god animals served as sacred symbols and divine messengers in ancient mythology — and their meanings still ...
University of Wyoming

Classical Civilizations

The University of Wyoming prepares students for life in an increasingly global world. The Classics minor program provides students with an understanding of Classical Greek and Roman civilizations, ...
Smithsonian Magazine

Review of ‘The Classical Greek Reader’, ‘Great Books: My Adventures with Homer, Rousseau, Woolf and Other Indestructible Writers of the Western World’

Atchity's passionate connection to a lost and compelling world underlies every entry in his page-turning Classical Greek Reader. In a refreshing departure from the standard anthology format, he draws ...
Princeton University

John Cooper, renowned interpreter of ancient Greek and Roman philosophy and ‘incredibly generous’ mentor, dies at 82

John Cooper, the Henry Putnam University Professor of Philosophy, Emeritus, and renowned interpreter of ancient Greek and Roman philosophy, died at Penn Medicine Princeton Medical Center on Aug. 8 ...
Main Line

Brown: Hooray! The Philadelphia Classical Society, est. 1924, looks toward the future of supporting Latin and Greek studies in area schools

It is quite remarkable that any nonprofit professional organization reaches the “one hundred years” mark. In the instance of The Philadelphia Classical Society, encouraging the study of Latin and ...