The Metropolitan Museum of Art is returning a bronze griffin’s head from the seventh century BC to Greece after it was found to have been stolen from a museum there in the 1930s.

The famous conqueror’s burial location remains a mystery, but new research claims that material found in one of the iconic Royal Tombs in Greece may have belonged to him.

Why Do Ancient Greek Statues Have Such Small Penises? No they weren't just smaller back then. James Felton. ... Well, the answer probably lies outside of the tunic (more on that later).

Ancient Greek and Roman Studies is naturally interdisciplinary, providing a unique experience for students with many different interests and intended career paths. We offer the internationally ...

For underwater archaeologists, even a few shards of ancient pottery can count as buried treasure. But sometimes, explorers hit the artifact jackpot. A joint Greek-American expedition announced ...

Joel Christensen is an associate professor of classical studies at Brandeis. This article is republished from The Conversation.Read the original article.. In the fifth century B.C., the playwright ...

Researchers Are Unraveling the Mystery of the Ancient Greek Tomb of ‘Nestor’s Cup’ New analysis suggests the 2,800-year-old burial held the remains of at least three adults, not a child as ...