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Christianity Today1d
Oldest-Known Hymn Inspires New Worship Song
Historian teams up with Chris Tomlin and Hillsong’s Ben Fielding to adapt rare music dating back to the third century.
Rutgers University2d
Shifting Focus From Past to Present, an Art History Major Prepares to Launch His Future
Edwin Vazquez, who manages visitor services and security at the Zimmerli and has worked with Goodson for nearly two years, ...
ELLE Decor on MSN2d
Ace Athens Spotlights Contemporary Greek Art
The city which was the art capital of the Western and Mediterranean world for millennia still has much to offer…this time by ...
Smithsonian Magazine2d
Was Talos, the Bronze Automaton Who Guarded the Island of Crete in Greek Myth, an Early Example of Artificial Intelligence?
One such ancient story centers on the bronze sentry Talos. Forged by Hephaestus, the Greek god of smiths and artisans, Talos ...
It Survived for 2,000 Years, but Syria’s War Battered Palmyra
During a visit to Palmyra, reporters found traces of the many forces that had fought over the city and ancient monuments ...
In This 538-Square-Foot Apartment, Brutalism Meets Classical Paris Architecture
Designed by the French-Greek firm Stene Alexopoulos Agency, this small apartment in Paris blends the brutality of concrete ...
Greek Reporter8d
The Ancient Greek Scholar Who Shaped the Way We Organize Knowledge
Callimachus, the Ancient Greek genius, influenced library organization and the poetic preference for shorter verses over long ...
Greek Reporter9d
Archaeological Institute of America Bestows High Honor on Greek Professor
The Archaeological Institute of America bestows on Greek Professor Dimitirs Plantzos one of its highest honors.
Greek City Times14d
Greek Artists Demand Removal of Works from National Gallery in Protest Over Vandalised Exhibition Delay
In a dramatic escalation of tensions surrounding the National Gallery – Alexandrols Soutsos Museum, 29 prominent Greek artists, academics, and legal representatives of creators have called for the ...
Miami Herald14d
2,000-year-old Greek lecture hall discovered in Italy is first of its kind
The lecture hall was discovered during excavations at Agrigento, the site of the largest ancient Greek settlement in Sicily. Photo by Thomas Lappi and Monika Trümper, FU Berlin, Institute of ...
Smithsonian Magazine15d
See the Face of a Royal Woman Who Lived in Greece 3,500 Years Ago
Digital artist Juanjo Ortega G ... Hauser tells the often-overlooked stories of women in ancient Greece—including the mysterious royal woman. “Too many of the faces we see peering back ...
allthatsinteresting15d
A 2,200-Year-Old Lecture Hall That Was Part Of An Ancient Greek School Was Just Uncovered In Sicily
In ancient Greece, education wasn’t limited to the mind — it included the body as well. Physical fitness and scholarly pursuits went hand-in-hand, a principle reflected in the number of gymnasiums ...