Disability in Ancient Greece: Myths, Facts, and Accessibility Insights
Professor Debby Sneed explores disability in ancient Greece, debunks myths, previews her new book, and examines accessibility in modern Athens.
An American Guardian of Greek Heritage
In conversation with Professor Bonna Wescoat, director of the American School of…
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Ancient Athenian Summers: Life, Festivals, and Coping with the Heat in Classical Greece
As the mercury rises, we journey back in time to explore how…
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Athens: From Statue to Statue
A long Athenian walk with the city’s sculptures as a backdrop provides…
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Did the Ancient Greeks Practice Tattooing?
The art of tattooing goes back millennia but what do we know…
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The Temple of Poseidon at Sounion: A Beacon of Athenian Sea Power
Perched atop a cliff on the southern tip of Attica, the Temple…
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The Education System in Ancient Greece
With its emphasis on holistic development, physical training, and moral virtues, education…
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Noble Beasts: Horses in Ancient Athens
Horses played key roles in the daily lives of ancient Athenians, whether…
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What Were Spring Festivals Like in Ancient Athens?
Maria Lagogianni, Director Emerita of Greece's National Archaeological Museum, discusses the springtime…
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