A 4th-century BC Greek vase reveals ancient repairs and rare pigments, offering new clues about its origin and ancient trade ...

Archaeologists uncover Greco-Roman burials near Alexandria and a Byzantine settlement with Greek inscriptions, shedding new ...

Ancient Greek vases have been found in tombs, sanctuaries, and other kinds of deposits in Greece, Italy, Asia Minor, the Levant, Spain, and other lands surrounding and beyond the Mediterranean Sea (1) ...

In ancient Greece, people relied on their friendly neighborhood ceramics workshop for everything from dishes to perfume bottles to roofing materials. A new project, led by University of Arizona ...

New research uncovers beeswax residue in Bronze Age pottery, pointing to early beekeeping practices in ancient Greece.

Archaeologists discovered ancient amphorae from Spain and what is now Tunisia. Greek Ministry of Culture and Sports Archaeologists excavating shipwrecks off the Greek island of Kasos have unearthed a ...

The agricultural economy was the backbone of wealth in ancient Greece. Food brought people together, whether in smaller ...

Excavations in the Peloponnesian village of Iklaina are yielding rich insights into the lives of the Mycenaean civilization’s general population. An archaeologist carefully uncovers a pottery fragment ...

In Ancient Greece in 530 BCE, visitors to the grave of a young boy and girl would have gazed toward the sky and seen a brightly painted sphinx perched atop the 13-foot marble stele that marked the ...

If you ask today’s average American to name an image of a horse in ancient Greek culture, a likely response could be the Trojan Horse, the flying stallion Pegasus or the equestrian parade from the ...