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How a 2,700-Year-Old Ancient Greek Helmet Became a National Treasure of South Korea

A 2,700-year-old ancient Greek helmet of the Corinthian type discovered in ancient Olympia is now a national treasure of ...
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Why Michelangelo Wanted the Vatican’s St. Peter’s Basilica Built as a Greek Cross

When the Vatican appointed the sculptor and architect Michelangelo to rebuild St. Peter's Basilica, he based it on the Greek ...
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Greece and India Strengthen Strategic Partnership: Target to Double Trade by 2030

Mitsotakis is moving to solidify a robust strategic partnership between Greece and India, with his upcoming meeting with Modi ...
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The Time When Gaza Was a Thriving Greek City

How many of us knew that the city of Gaza, the war-torn Palestinian enclave, has a Greek past that defined the history of the ...
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In Metsovo, Greece, Master Tailors Are Keeping a Vanishing Craft Alive

In Metsovo, Greece, master tailors preserve historic garments through gold embroidery and skills passed down to new artisans.
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Greece Announces Eight New Prisons to Combat Overcrowding

Greece's Citizen Protection Minister addressed the "major crisis" within the Greek prison system, stemming from overcrowding.
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Greece Partners with EU Allies to Establish Migrant Return Centers in Africa

File photo of migrants arriving on Lesvos. Credit: Cgia Wikimedia Commons CC BY-SA 4.0 Greece is collaborating with Germany, the Netherlands, Austria, and Denmark to establish migrant return centers ...
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Bets on Jesus Christ’s Return Surge to Nearly $1 Million Overnight in Crypto Market

A crypto market bet on the Jesus Christ return before 2027 has surged toward $1 million, reflecting growing online speculation.
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Antarctic Drill Reveals 23 Million Years of History

A deep Antarctic drill recovers sediments dating back 23 million years, offering rare insight into how ice sheets respond to global warming.
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Scientists Record First Known Shark in Antarctic Waters at 1,608 Feet

Scientists record the first shark in Antarctic waters at 1,600 feet, revealing new evidence of deep-sea life in one of the coldest oceans.
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Could Hunger and Frustration Explain Jesus’ Temple Cleansing?

A study suggests hunger and stress may explain the Jesus temple cleansing, offering a human view of why tables were overturned in Jerusalem.
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Gospel of Mark

A scene in the New Testament long understood as an act of divine anger — the cleansing of the Temple by Jesus — may instead reflect a moment shaped by human strain, according to a new academic study. ...