The Ancient Greek Origin of Why Athens Is Actually Plural
The temple of Hephaestus, as seen from the Ancient Agora, Athens, Greece . Credit: public domain from Wikimedia Commons A funny thing about...
Vassilios Tsavaliaris, the First Victim of the Greco-Italian War
Greek soldiers fighting on the Albanian Front of the Greco-Italian War. Credit: Public Domain It was a few minutes after 5:00 AM on October...
The Greek National Anthem and Its Meaning
The Greek flag. Credit: A.P. / Greek Reporter The Greek National Anthem is one of the most recognizable anywhere in the world, and it is th...
The Hidden Code Behind Ancient Greece’s Enduring Civilization
Many of civilization’s most recognizable roots can be traced to ancient Greece . Credit: Wikipedia / Public Domain Ancient Greeks encoded t...
The Greek OXI Was a Message of Freedom to the World
The Day the Greek OXI Was a Message of Freedom to the World. The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Athens. Credit: Public Domain Throughout the ...
Homer: Did the Man Behind the Iliad and Odyssey Really Exist?
William Adolphe Bouguereau 1825-1905. Homer and his Guide 1874 via Wikimedia Commons Homer was one of the most important figures in ancient...
Cruise Boom Makes Mykonos Key Mediterranean Hub with $233 Million Boost
Mykonos Sets Sail as a Leading Mediterranean Cruise Destination. Credit: Greek Reporter Mykonos is fast becoming one of the Mediterranean’s...
Saffron Harvest in Full-Swing in Northern Greece
The saffron harvest. Credit: kozani.tv/ Chris Tsartsianidis The yearly saffron harvest in Greece is in full swing in the rural areas outsi...
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