Greek Reporter

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 ...
Greek City Times

Goat Tooth Study Sheds Light on Ancient Greek Farming

A new scientific study of animal remains from ancient Greece has challenged a century-long debate over how farmers raised ...

8 Unexpected Bottles Every Curious Wine Lover Should Try

From Georgian qvevri wines and Ukrainian vintages to Sicilian boxed wine, these bottles offer a fresh perspective on regions ...

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 ...
ancient-origins

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 ...
Greek Reporter

Hygiene, Baths, and Religion in Ancient Greece

Hygiene in ancient Greece held considerable importance and was seen as a vital aspect of maintaining good health and well-being.