Duncan Howitt-Marshall

The Ides of March: Were Julius Caesar’s Last Words Really in Greek?

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By Duncan Howitt-Marshall

The Ides of March: Were Julius Caesar’s Last Words Really in Greek?

Assassinated on the Ides of March in 44 BC, Caesar’s famous last…

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Amphipolis Tomb to Open to the Public Under Pilot Plan

Archaeology

By Duncan Howitt-Marshall

Amphipolis Tomb to Open to the Public Under Pilot Plan

The ancient Kasta Tomb at Amphipolis, the largest burial monument discovered in…

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Greek Archaeological Treasures: The “Mask of Agamemnon”

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By Duncan Howitt-Marshall

Greek Archaeological Treasures: The “Mask of Agamemnon”

When discovered at Mycenae in 1876, Schliemann famously exclaimed “I have gazed…

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Iconic National Theater of Rhodes to Be Restored and Reopened

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By Duncan Howitt-Marshall

Iconic National Theater of Rhodes to Be Restored and Reopened

The Greek Ministry of Culture and Sports announces a massive restoration project…

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The Guardian: Thessaloniki’s Unique Culinary Repertoire

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By Duncan Howitt-Marshall

The Guardian: Thessaloniki’s Unique Culinary Repertoire

The UK's Guardian newspaper explores the local specialties and rich culinary heritage…

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Corfu’s Philharmonic Bands Registered as Intangible Cultural Heritage

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By Duncan Howitt-Marshall

Corfu’s Philharmonic Bands Registered as Intangible Cultural Heritage

Corfu's famous philharmonic bands have been officially registered on Greece’s National Index…

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Conditions Are Set for Recreational Diving at 91 Wreck Sites

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By Duncan Howitt-Marshall

Conditions Are Set for Recreational Diving at 91 Wreck Sites

A joint ministerial decision lays out the conditions for recreational scuba divers…

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Underwater Survey of a Byzantine Shipwreck in the Fourni Archipelago

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By Duncan Howitt-Marshall

Underwater Survey of a Byzantine Shipwreck in the Fourni Archipelago

The Ministry of Culture announces the results of last year’s underwater survey…

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geco by gatsby: athens’ ideal spot for food enthusiasts and culture seekers

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geco by gatsby: athens’ ideal spot for food enthusiasts and culture seekers

Geco by Gatsby Athens is an all-day restaurant for food enthusiasts, culture seekers, and anyone who…

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the education system in ancient greece

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the education system in ancient greece

With its emphasis on holistic development, physical training, and moral virtues, education in ancient Greece formed…

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the new alfa with sea salt: expect the unexpected

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the new alfa with sea salt: expect the unexpected

Inspired by our common land, the new ALFA with sea salt arrives to add a unique…

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how to adopt a greek stray

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how to adopt a greek stray

Don't shop, adopt! There are countless stray cats and dogs in Greece in desperate need of…

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10 of the best greek destinations to visit in october

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10 of the best greek destinations to visit in october

Greece in October presents a harmonious blend of mild weather, natural beauty, and cultural experiences. Here’s…

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culinary capital: the 17 best restaurants in thessaloniki

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culinary capital: the 17 best restaurants in thessaloniki

Thessaloniki is gaining popularity as one of Europe's most exciting culinary destinations. Here we explore its…

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the apps worth downloading for your trip to greece

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From ferry timetables to audio tours, modern apps provide the things you didn’t know you needed…

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4 recipes for a delicious clean monday feast

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4 recipes for a delicious clean monday feast

Lent fasting doesn't mean you have to go hungry. In fact it's a chance to enjoy…

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