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The Presidential Guard: How Evzones Became a Potent Symbol of Greece

The long and honorable history of the Greek Presidential Guard (Evzones) goes back to more than 150 years ago to December 12, ...
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Egyptians and Hittites Created the World’s First Peace Treaty

The Egyptians and Hittites signed the world's first peace treaty, ending years of conflict and shaping early international diplomacy.
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How Etruscan Cities Emerged and Evolved in Ancient Italy

A new study shows that Etruscan cities grew through shifting land use, farming, and settlement patterns in ancient Italy.
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Top 10 European Cities With the Most Single Women

Study ranks the top European cities with the most single women, revealing where women outnumber men and highlighting key ...
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Top European cities with most single women

A recent study has identified the top 10 European cities with the highest number of single women, based on the women-to-men ratio. Cities with more women than men ranked higher on the list, with ...
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women-to-men ratio

A recent study has identified the top 10 European cities with the highest number of single women, based on the women-to-men ratio. Cities with more women than men ranked higher on the list, with ...
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Lily Collins Makes Playful Remark About Greek Prime Minister Watching Emily in Paris

Lily Collins shared a playful moment on The Tonight Show as she commented on the Greek Prime Minister enjoying Emily in Paris ...
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Why Did Ancient Greek Men Preferred Beards?

For the Ancient Greeks, beards signaled age, status, and virtue, turning these into symbols of masculinity, honor, and social control.
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New Evidence Pushes Back Neanderthal Fire Use to 400,000 Years Ago

A study shows Neanderthals made first fire in Britain 400,000 years ago, pushing back the timeline of controlled fire use by early humans.
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Rare 3rd-Century ‘Good Shepherd’ Jesus Fresco Discovered in İznik, Turkey

Archaeologists uncovered a rare ‘Good Shepherd’ Jesus fresco in İznik, Turkey, offering new insight into Early Christian art.
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İznik’s ancient fortifications

Archaeologists in Turkey have uncovered a rare Early Christian fresco of Jesus as the Good Shepherd during excavations in the ancient Hellenistic city of Nicaea (today’s Iznik) in Bursa province.
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İznik district of Bursa

Archaeologists in Turkey have uncovered a rare Early Christian fresco of Jesus as the Good Shepherd during excavations in the ancient Hellenistic city of Nicaea (today’s Iznik) in Bursa province.