A tomb dated back to the Greek-Roman Era was found in Alexandria, Egypt. Archaeologists discovered the grave, which is dug into a rock and has a yard with columns in the center of the burial place. Excavations were undertaken over the last few months in the area in order to find ancient remains. Had it not been [...]
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100,000-Year-Old Art Studio Unearthed in Africa
From cave painters to Greek sculptors to post-modern filmmakers, humanity has always had its share of artists. Now, there’s evidence that humans were making art thousands of years earlier than we thought. Archaeologists have uncovered what they believe is a 100,000-year-old paint workshop in Blombos Cave, South Africa, about 186 miles east of Cape Town. [...]
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05 / 25 Greek Bishop Battles Cholera in Congo
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05 / 24 Kazantzakis Translated Into Japanese
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05 / 19 Explosion Near Greek Embassy in Libya
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05 / 14 Greek Business Activity Grows In China
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05 / 14 Syraka’s NOUR in Egypt
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08 / 25 Historic Church of St. George in Tripoli Ransacked
August 25, 2011
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08 / 19 Greek Queen Arsinoe on an Israeli Coin
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December 28, 2011
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