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Phaeacians, the Mysterious Civilization That Lived on Greeces Island of Corfu In Homers Odyssey, written in the seventh century BCE, a mysterious civilization called the Phaeacians helps Odysseus on his journey home to Ithaca from Troy. What do we know about these enigmatic people? Many scholars agree that the evidence indicates that the Phaeacians were a civilization based on Corfu (Kerkyra). Why can we say that? The […]

greek reporter · about 7 hours ago

Ancient Civilizations and Lost Histories Come to Life at Archaeological Documentary Festival in Athens 62 films from 27 countries were selected among 1300 submissions to screen at the Archaeological Documentary Festival AGON 2026 in Athens.

greek reporter · about 8 hours ago

Hidden Greek Island of Lipsi Offers a Slower Side of the Aegean Lipsi, a small Greek island in the Dodecanese, is one of those perfect Aegean islands to visit in order to get away from stress and the daily routine of life. The French newspaper Le Figaro has recently spotlighted Lipsi in its list of Greeces secret islands, dubbing them beautiful strangers. The newspaper describes Lipsis exotic […]

greek reporter · about 8 hours ago

Europes Oldest Face Reconstructed—And It Shatters Everything We Thought We Knew Europes Oldest Face Reconstructed—And It Shatters Everything We Thought We Knew – Futura-Sciences May 17, 2026 3 min…

europesays.com · about 11 hours ago

The Milesian School: Ancient Greeces Pioneers of Philosophy The Milesian School was a branch of pre-Socratic philosophy founded in the sixth century BC in the Asia Minor town of Miletus. It produced three thinkers who were the pioneers of philosophy in ancient Greece, and they formed the foundation of the later Western scientific method. It is generally considered to be the first school […]

greek reporter · about 11 hours ago

The Fascinating Evolution of the Greek Language Through Time Greek is one of the oldest recorded living languages of the world, with a truly rich history that spans over 3,000 years. While Ancient Greek and Modern Greek represent very different stages of the development of this fascinating language, they are still fundamentally connected, thus we still talk about one language with various stages, rather […]

greek reporter · about 12 hours ago

Metsola: Greeces Transformation Impressive

gdeltproject.org · about 14 hours ago

Greek Orthodox Priests Paradise Metal Album Gains Global Acclaim Paradise Metal by Father Dionysios Tambakis, released in April, gained global acclaim and became one of the best-selling albums on Bandcamp.

greek reporter · about 14 hours ago

Handel mit alten Büchern: „Das Antiquariat ist nicht tot Der Frankfurter „Tresor am Römer schließt Ende des Jahres – wie schon so viele Ladenantiquariate vor ihm. Wie lange wird es die Orte für alte Bücher noch geben?

faz · about 14 hours ago

The Greek Island of Lesbos and the Origin of the Word Lesbian Modern English, and indeed many languages, borrow a plethora of words from ancient Greek. One particularly interesting word is lesbian, today used to describe a homosexual woman who is attracted to other women, but the root of the word is tied to the Greek island of Lesbos. Lesbian is a demonym for the inhabitants of […]

greek reporter · about 15 hours ago

Europes Oldest Face Reconstructed—And It Shatters Everything We Thought We Knew Europes Oldest Face Reconstructed—And It Shatters Everything We Thought We Knew – Futura-Sciences May 17, 2026 3 min…

europesays.com · about 11 hours ago

The Milesian School: Ancient Greeces Pioneers of Philosophy The Milesian School was a branch of pre-Socratic philosophy founded in the sixth century BC in the Asia Minor town of Miletus. It produced three thinkers who were the pioneers of philosophy in ancient Greece, and they formed the foundation of the later Western scientific method. It is generally considered to be the first school […]

greek reporter · about 11 hours ago

The Fascinating Evolution of the Greek Language Through Time Greek is one of the oldest recorded living languages of the world, with a truly rich history that spans over 3,000 years. While Ancient Greek and Modern Greek represent very different stages of the development of this fascinating language, they are still fundamentally connected, thus we still talk about one language with various stages, rather […]

greek reporter · about 12 hours ago

Metsola: Greeces Transformation Impressive

gdeltproject.org · about 14 hours ago

Greek Orthodox Priests Paradise Metal Album Gains Global Acclaim Paradise Metal by Father Dionysios Tambakis, released in April, gained global acclaim and became one of the best-selling albums on Bandcamp.

greek reporter · about 14 hours ago

Handel mit alten Büchern: „Das Antiquariat ist nicht tot Der Frankfurter „Tresor am Römer schließt Ende des Jahres – wie schon so viele Ladenantiquariate vor ihm. Wie lange wird es die Orte für alte Bücher noch geben?

faz · about 14 hours ago

The Greek Island of Lesbos and the Origin of the Word Lesbian Modern English, and indeed many languages, borrow a plethora of words from ancient Greek. One particularly interesting word is lesbian, today used to describe a homosexual woman who is attracted to other women, but the root of the word is tied to the Greek island of Lesbos. Lesbian is a demonym for the inhabitants of […]

greek reporter · about 15 hours ago

The Oldest Restaurant in Athens Still Thriving in Plaka Since 1898 Tucked away in the charming, cobbled alleyways of Plaka beneath the shadow of the Acropolis lies the Old Tavern of Psaras, founded in 1898, which holds the distinguished title of the oldest continuously operating restaurant in Athens. It is a piece of Athenian history that has been delighting locals and visitors alike for well over […]

greek reporter · about 15 hours ago

NGL, #Europe It took me a while, at least as long as it takes to become a mature individual, to appreciate you at all. I aint gonna get into the sorts of bigoted thoughts I had about you as a callow youth, but suffice to say I thought you were all mostly very strange and weird and.... I mean, this for instance. Now I suppose that #Eurovision is no more weird or whatever than American Idol, but to be fair, I despise that also. But this whole thing is just fucking weird to me, Europe, and the clips I have seen over the years are frequently on a par with this. But yah enjoy your side dish of #genocide with the cringey songs and whatnot.

mastodon bot · about 18 hours ago

The Church in Greece That Echoes Constantinoples Hagia Sophia The Greek Orthodox Church of the Pantocrator in Patras, Greece, stands out for its resemblance to the Hagia Sophia in Constantinople (modern day Istanbul) after which it was modeled. Originally built in 900 AD as a simple church of the time, it went through several transformations before becoming the impressive basilica of today. It was […]

greek reporter · about 19 hours ago