History
German Embassy Highlights Country’s Contribution to Greek Revolution
Every Friday for the coming weeks, the German Embassy will tell the story of a German philhellene who contributed to Greece's fight for independence.
History
Virtual Lecture: What Really Happened in 1821?
The online lecture will explore what actually happened in 1821, and how our understanding of the Greek uprising has evolved.
History
Pollen Points to the Sophistication of Ancient Greek Capitalism
Ancient pollen reveals that farmers in ancient Greece turned away from cereal crops even as the population was booming. The reason? Capitalism.
Museums
Thessaloniki Holocaust Museum Plans Moving Ahead
The Regional Governor of Central Macedonia said that the regional government may help fund the project in part through the use of European funds.
People
US Ambassador Geoffrey Pyatt: Celebrating 200 Years of Friendship
The US Ambassador on celebrating the upcoming 200th anniversary of the Greek Revolution and the deep ties between the US and Greece.
History
Ancient Olympia Workshop of Legendary Sculptor Phidias to be Restored
The German Archaeological Institute is conducting a study for the restoration of the building identified as the workshop of legendary Classical Greek sculptor Phidias.
History
An Exhibition on Greek Politician and Intellectual Ion Dragoumis
Ion Dragoumis, who was killed in 1920 by political adversaries, is a legendary figure in Greek collective imagination.
History
An Ancient Temple at a Five-Star Location
The Temple of Apollo Zoster in Vouliagmeni, built in the 6th century BC, was once the most important temple in the Archaic deme of Aixonides Halai.
