Archaeology
Roman-Era Statue of Hercules Discovered at Philippi
A larger than life-sized statue of Hercules, unearthed by archaeologists from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, may have adorned a public fountain.
Archaeology
Roman-Era Marble Head Found in the Sea in Preveza
The head of a sculpture which appears to date back to the 2nd-3rd century AD, was found by a local official.
Archaeology
Underwater Research in Palekastro Bay, East Crete
A recent underwater survey in east Crete discovered a Roman-era shipwreck and the submerged remains of buildings dating back to the Minoan Bronze Age.
Archaeology
A Tale of Two Chariots
The recent discovery of a ceremonial chariot in Italy has sparked discussions about five similar carriages in a 2nd century AD burial mound in Thrace.
Archaeology
Temple of Nemesis Found Under Remains of Ancient Theater on Lesvos
Under the fallen remains of the ancient theater of Mytilene, archaeologists found a temple, likely related to gladiator battles held in Roman times.
