Ancient Greeks shaped identity through democracy, as "citizen" defined city-state residents and their rights and obligations.

Discovered in 1900 within an ancient Greek shipwreck, the Antikythera Mechanism remains one of the most sophisticated ...

The average person in ancient Greece wasn't fighting monsters-they might have been a farmer, a physician, or a practitioner ...

The ancient Greeks closely linked the owl with wisdom. But why? What is it about the owl that made it a symbol of intellect?

The Odyssey is a Greek epic poem describing the decade-long peregrinations of one of the Greek heroes of the Trojan War, ...

A very detailed look into ancient Greek weapons and armor, how they were made, how effective they were, and where they fit in ...

The Archaeological Park of Pompeii has recreated the Canon of Polykleitos, a masterpiece of ancient Greek sculpture.

This dream interpretation is one of the earliest recorded in human history, and it bears certain striking features that were ...

How did the ancient Greeks think about technology? Were they techno-optimists or pessimists? How do their myths – of Pandora, Odysseus, Talos, and Icarus – parallel to the technological possibilities ...