A sculpted head of a Parthian soldier wearing a Hellenistic-style helmet, from the Parthian royal residence and necropolis of Nisa, Turkmenistan, 2nd century BCE
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Friday, 15 November 2024
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Bronze Corinthian helmet found in 5th century BCE burial mound in Taman Peninsula, Russia. Source: Institute of Archaeology of Russi... -
One of Greece’s Ancient Missing Link Found: An Inquiry into Ethnic Identity, Ideology and Historical Revisionism among Contemporary Pash... -
This very interesting Google map includes a lot of major Ancient Greek archaeological sites in various countries and it is regularly updated... -
The Battle at the Gravia Inn (Greek: Μάχη στο Χάνι της Γραβιάς) took place in May 8th, 1821 and was fought between Greek revolutionaries... -
The Ancient Greeks called the weekdays ' Days of the Gods.' They named each day after the Sun ,the Moon, and five of the Gods. Roma... -
During excavations in the Hellenistic city of Ai- Khanoum, French archaeologists discovered a giant marble foot in the main temple, carv... -
Alexander the Great and his army began a massive military campaign in 334 BCE, which resulted in Macedonians establishing many Greek citi... -
Greek clothes, instruments and wine amphorae. Indo-Greek banquet depicted in Hadda. Haḍḍa is a Greco-Buddhist archeological site ... -
The God Dionysos was the first to campaign to India 6451 years before alexander 154 king before androcotos ( also known as Chandragupta)... -
The mark of the Indo-Greek kingdoms on Buddhism , is well known. From King Menander , who protected and promoted Buddhism, to the art o...