Yet the beach was not all bad for the Greeks. Because the beach acted as a bridge between sea and land, the Greeks thought ...

Greek literature discounts all the positive sensations of the beach and the sea and focuses on the negative ones in order to stress the discomfort the ancient Greeks felt about the beach and the sea ...

How I learned to tackle burnout like an ancient Greek - Can Evia’s mineral-rich waters, where the ancient Greeks once bathed, ...

The transition of religions has left a lasting imprint, manifesting in instances where churches were constructed atop ancient ...

The myth of Triptolemus presents him as a hero of agriculture, reflecting ancient Greece’s role as a cradle of early Neolithic civilization.

The incredible skull of a young girl wearing a ceramic flower crown has been discovered in one of Greece's largest cities.

Modern workouts often include music—but did you know the ancient Greeks and Romans also used rhythm to boost performance long before science proved its benefits?

State Sovereignty in Ancient Greece, and What Came of It. Share full article Nov. 12, 1864 The New York Times Archives ...

A new DNA study revealed Monday that several parts of Ancient Greece encouraged its citizens to marry their first cousins, according to the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology.

The ancient Greek city of Antioch in Syria, also known as Antioch on the Orontes River, was the third-largest city in the Roman Empire. The only two Roman Empire cities larger than Antioch were ...