Ancient Greece
This is the ancient Greek 'Viagra'
Ancient Greeks had sex up to twelve times a day!
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Greece welcomes 2021, says goodbye to a turbulent year
Fireworks explode over the ancient Parthenon temple atop the Acropolis hill during New Year's day celebrations, amid the coronavirus disease pandemic in Athens, January 1. With vaccinations against Covid-19 having begun, Greece and the world looks ahead to 2021 with hope after a turbulent year. [Reuters]
Kon reacted: Everyone who warns me...
Delic stated that the decisions of the Crisis Staff and the easing of measures seem unconvincing and do not instill confidence. He also told his decision-making colleagues for Nova.rs portal to stay true to their profession and the Hippocratic oath they took.
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The ancient ore mines of Lavrio hold fresh promise
When the allied Greek cities found themselves facing the invading Persian Army in 480 BC, it was an existential battle between East and West. Greece, representing all the values of the West, as we know it today, used its "wooden walls" - its ships - to face the Eastern invaders.
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'Oldest' inscriptions unearthed in northern Turkey
Inscriptions claimed to be the oldest in the Black Sea region, and Doric headers used in ancient architecture have been unearthed in the ancient city of Tieion in northern Turkey.
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PM inaugurates new wheelchair lift for Acropolis Hill
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis inaugurated on Thursday a new lift for disabled persons at the Acropolis Hill, describing it as "an emblematic project."
Eight tombs from classical to Hellenistic period unearthed in the Peloponnese
The oldest one is estimated to date to the 4th century BC
Athens Ephorate of Antiquities' employees tested for coronavirus
A team from the National Organization of Public Health (EODY) conducted on Wednesday 36 tests on employees working for the Athens Ephorate of Antiquities as part of its tracing system, after a cleaner tested positive for coronavirus earlier this week.
Museums nationwide reopen on Monday
Museums across the country will reopen on Monday after a three-month shutdown imposed by health authorities to halt the spread of the coronavirus.
A two-meter indoors and a 1.5-meter outdoors distance among all visitors will be observed for visitors alongside the mandatory use of protective face masks. The maximum number of for tour groups will be eight people.
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Acropolis welcomes visitors again after two months
Guards wearing protective masks are seen on Monday in front of the Propylaea, the gateway to the Parthenon, following the reopening of the Acropolis yesterday. Visitors to the landmark site yesterday had the privilege of enjoying the experience free of the usual crowds it draws.
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