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Greek Philosopher Plutarch’s 2,000-Year-Old Self-Help Book Still Relevant Today

The Ancient Greek historian Plutarch is known for his incisive essays in Moralia, a collection that reads like a modern-day ...

‘The Rise and Fall of an Ancient Superpower’ reveals the true, sometimes surprising history of Sparta

In the U.S. military (and American law enforcement), few cultures are as mythologized, idealized, or as idolized as the ...

A goat's tooth may have solved a 100‑year debate about ancient Greek farming

The agricultural economy was the backbone of wealth in ancient Greece. Food brought people together, whether in smaller groups at a wine-drinking symposium or the entire community in a sacrificial ...
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Before the Flood: The Geological Secret Buried Beneath the Azores

Roughly halfway between Europe and North America, nine volcanic islands rise from the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. They sit atop a vast submerged plateau, a triangular mass of thickened crust ...
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Miletus, the Meander Valley, and the Mycenaean Greeks who shaped Bronze Age Anatolia

Long before classical Greece rose to glory, Mycenaean seafarers carved out a foothold on the Anatolian coast, leaving behind ...
Greek Reporter

How Ancient Greece Went From Barter to Money and Changed Civilization

The transition from barter to currency in Ancient Greece was vital in the history of civilization, fostering trade and ...
Business Times

‘Human judgment’ is vital even with AI’s introduction: HSBC CEO

[LONDON] HSBC CEO Georges Elhedery said that people will remain central to banks, even as artificial intelligence becomes ubiquitous. His remarks come as many CEO comments in recent weeks have rattled ...