The bars and tavernas of ancient Greece, known as kapeleia, were the mainstay of popular life in ancient cities.

The Pelasgians were the ancestors of the Greeks, remembered by ancient historians as the very foundation of Hellenic identity and culture.

This article focuses on the character and objectives of the ephebeia during the Hellenistic and Roman periods. Communis opinio holds that the post-classical ephebeia was an institution that aimed at ...

Arjan Zuiderhoek, NO FREE LUNCHES: "PARAPRASIS" IN THE GREEK CITIES OF THE ROMAN EAST, Harvard Studies in Classical Philology, Vol. 107 (2013), pp. 297-321 ...

After the performance at the National Museum of China in Beijing, singer Tsanaklidou said, "Listening to Mikis Theodorakis' ...

Classical Studies is one of William & Mary's five original departments. Studying the culture, history and archaeology of ancient Mediterranean civilizations provides a solid background for ...