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Archaeologists in Crete have uncovered a 3,800-year-old Minoan ritual of demolishing tombs and a communal feast.
In Ancient Greece, professional curse writers were employed to hex the living and the dead from beyond the grave.
Credit: N. Kress / Belgian School at Athens During the Bronze Age (between 3000 and 1600 BCE), the Cretans buried their dead in collective tombs, large rectangular or circular structures where ...
The latest work—led by the Archaeological Preservation and Registration sector of Egypt’s Supreme Council of Archaeology, the ...
The boar's tusk helmet, unearthed from a tomb near Pylos, Greece, offers a fascinating glimpse into warrior culture dating ...