According to Greek legend, a prince named Memnon led an army from ancient Iran to Troy and fought in the Trojan War.

Greek City Times Turkey's Controversial Maritime Map Sparks Aegean Dispute with Greece Turkey’s maritime spatial planning map ...

Greek City Times Turkey’s Blue Homeland Map Splits Aegean at UNESCO Turkey’s UNESCO maritime map divides the Aegean Sea, ...

Professional historians react to the first scenes of Jason and the Argonauts (1963), comparing the film's portrayal of ancient Greek customs, city-states, and royal power to real historical sources.

An announcement on June 9 from the Greek Ministry of Culture cites the discovery of a rare underground spring cistern dating ...

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This documentary explores one of the most enduring questions in ancient history - did the Trojan War actually happen? We examine Homer’s Iliad, the archeological remains of ancient Troy, and ...

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Before satellites and global positioning systems, ancient civilizations charted their known universe with remarkable ingenuity. Among these early cartographic marvels, the Babylonian Map of the World ...

On May 29, 1453, as dawn broke over the ancient walls of Constantinople ... Modern Statue of Constantine Palaiologos, located at the Metropolitan Cathedral of Athens, Greece. Credit: George Koronaios ...