Ancient Greeks the Biblical Philistine Enemies of Jews, DNA Study Claims
The infamous Philistines, the enemies of the Hebrews in the Christian Bible, were likely ancient Greeks who had migrated to their land, a new...
Cities Around the Globe Founded by Alexander the Great
Alexander the Great, who lived from July 356 BC to 10/11 June, 323 BC, was an intrepid conqueror and one of the most brilliant...
The Greek Archaeologist in Search of Alexander the Great’s Tomb
For over fifteen long years, archaeologist Calliope Limneos-Papakosta has been searching for the Golden Fleece of Greece's ancient history -- namely, the priceless tomb...
Dimitri Tsafendas, The Greek Who Killed the Architect of Apartheid (video)
When Dimitri Tsafendas killed South African Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd on September 6, 1966, the courts decided it was an act of a madman....
Bactria: The Ancient Greek State in Afghanistan (video)
Gold Coins with an image of King Eucratides
As students of history are well aware, Alexander the Great and his army began a massive military campaign...
Ring of Pontius Pilate Found in Spectacular Bethlehem Discovery
A 2,000-year-old ring that was unearthed 50 years ago near Bethlehem may very likely have been worn by the man who was the Roman...
Tribe of Alexander the Great Descendants in Pakistan in Danger of Extinction
The people of the Kalash tribe, who live in the Chitral district of Pakistan, believe they are descendants of Alexander the Great's troops who settled...
Greeks of Egypt Honor Fallen Heroes
The Greek community of Egypt honored the Greek soldiers who fell in El Alamein, during the ferocious battle against the Axis powers in the...
Cyrene: The Impressive Ancient Greek City of Libya (video)
2,600 years ago, a group of Greeks from the island of Thira (also known as Santorini) headed south, searching for a new place to...
Alexandria’s Greek Graves Are Eternal Monuments to the Diaspora
The Greek people who lived in Alexandria, Egypt were buried in a cemetery located in nearby El Shatby. Their splendid gravestones, many of them...