Both rings have been dated to the Early Hellenistic ... of Greek-inspired rituals—as well as architecture and customs not associated with Jewish traditions—may shed more light on the period.

Originally built during the Hellenistic period with Roman constructed additions ... to your itinerary when visiting the lesser-known Greek island. The extensive underground tunnel system is ...

Archaeologists in Greece have uncovered a Hellenistic period sculptor's workshop on the island of Paros containing life-size marble statues. The site was first discovered in the 1980s when researchers ...

Out of their conflicts was born the Hellenistic Age, which would draw to an end when ... Mr. Wilkinson contends that the Ptolemaic period is betwixt and between — “too late for Egyptologists, too ...

An astonishing discovery in Greece reveals an ancient marble workshop filled with unfinished statues.

The Hellenistic era, associated with the spread of Greek culture and influence, lasted from 332 to 141 BC in the city. Remarking on the novelty of finding so much gold jewelry from this period in ...

The society was a blend of Greek and Persian culture; culture merging was common for the Hellenistic period. Between approximately 70 and 36 B.C., Commagene’s most famous king, Antiochus I ...

Antioch, a Greek city located in what is now Syria, had not been founded until the late third century B.C., a full half century after Greece’s classical age, making the statue Hellenistic.

The Hellenistic period, spanning from 323 BC to 30 BC, marked a significant era in ancient history and was characterised by the spread of Greek culture across a vast empire established by ...

What makes this Greek marble head particularly special is the preservation ... This expressive terracotta head is a fragment from a theatrical figurine of the Hellenistic period (1st–2nd century BC), ...

The latest ancient Greek archaeological find to cause a stir is a Hellenistic marble workshop ... organized production of artwork in an ancient sculpture workshop, as reported by the Greek ...