CWA catch up on research in to the 2,000 year old scientific instrument slavaged off the coast of Antikythera
Greece
Byzantine Kastoria in Greece
Richard Hodges explores Byzantine Kastoria in Greece
British Museum: Concise Introduction to Ancient Greece
The British Museum Concise Introduction to Ancient Greece Jenifer Neils British Museum Press, pb £14.99 The Ancient Greeks for Dummies Stephen Batchelor, John Wiley pb £15.99 What was the ‘legacy’ of the ancient Greeks? The answer, of course, is very little: an alliance of Greek aristocrats, Hellenistic kings, and Roman viceroys drained the wellspring of […]
Ancient Greeks for Dummies, The
The British Museum Concise Introduction to Ancient Greece Jenifer Neils British Museum Press, pb £14.99 The Ancient Greeks for Dummies Stephen Batchelor, John Wiley pb £15.99 What was the ‘legacy’ of the ancient Greeks? The answer, of course, is very little: an alliance of Greek aristocrats, Hellenistic kings, and Roman viceroys drained the wellspring of […]
Linear B Tablets
When Arthur Evans started digging at Knossos on Crete in 1900, a major aim was to find inscriptions and prove that the ancient Cretans had been literate.
Messene uncovered
An extended feature on Messene, the best preserved city in the southern Peloponnese
Second Royal Tomb of Vergina Reveals Alexander the Great, The
According to the archaeologist Manolis Andronikos, the Royal Tombs of Vergina, in northern Greece, belong to King Phillip II (388-336 BC) and his wife. However, D. Papazois, a retired Major General and a meticulous historical researcher, has a different view. After over a decade of research through the historical sources and through detailed examination of […]
The Sanctuary of Zeus on Mt. Lycaion
David Gilman Romano reports on Zeus’ cultic site, with its mountain-top ash alter, famed throughout Ancient Greek
Women’s Equality in Ancient Greece
Finds from Mycenae are altering our view of the role of women in ancient Greek society
Ancient Greek calculator reconstructed
Modern techniques are being used to recreate a 2,000 year old scientific instrument discovered in the wreck of a Roman ship
Corfu
Richard Hodges writes from Kerkyra, Corfu
Treasury of Atreus at Mycenae
Unravelling the mystery of the location of the Treasury of Atreus – also known as the Tomb of Agamemnon – far from the other royal tombs at Mycenae
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