The Dorian invasion theory hypothesizes that a large-scale migration or invasion was responsible for dramatic changes to ...

Greece effortlessly blends ancient history, breathtaking landscapes, and world-renowned cuisine, making it a dream destination for travellers. Whether you’re drawn to its rich cultural heritage or ...

Archaeologists believe that a 2,300-year-old jar from Ancient Greece containing chicken bones was likely used as part of a ...

This training system, which uses body weight as the main resistance, has gained popularity for its numerous benefits. From ...

The Department of Classical Languages and Literatures regards its principal mission as instruction of students in the languages and literatures of ancient Greece and Rome. We believe that the study of ...

Historians call this Classical Greece. Image caption, The Parthenon temple was built for the Greek goddess Athena. It sits on top of a hill called the Acropolis and looks out over the city of Athens.

Then the dinner itself, deipnon, would be served. In Classical Greece this was simple, even frugal fare: Cheese, onions, olives, figs, and garlic were the essential dishes, along with mashed beans ...

However, both Darius and his son Xerxes came unstuck in their efforts to defeat independent Greece and thereafter their heirs were more concerned with keeping their vast empire together than ...

The Department of Classical and Early Mediterranean Studies offers courses in the cultures, languages, literatures, history, and archaeology of ancient Greece and ancient Rome and the global and ...

For centuries, the stark white marble statues of ancient Greece and Rome have stood as timeless symbols of classical beauty.

Use the links in this paragraph or at the left-hand side of the page to find out more about our curriculum, majoring or minoring in Classical Studies, our post-baccalaureate program, our joint degree ...

Jeffrey Hurwit: The Parthenon was the greatest monument in the greatest sanctuary of the greatest city of classical Greece. It was the central repository of the Athenians' very lofty conceptions ...