The Trojan War was celebrated by legendary authors like Homer, who told the tale of the large wooden horse that tricked the ...

The history of the Acropolis of Lindos in Rhodes is as old as the history of Ancient Greece; tradition has Lindos joining in ...

Burned ruins, broken weapons, and hastily buried human remains confirm signs of a sudden, violent attack, challenging the notion of a slow decline.

The evolution of the term "barbarian" in ancient Greek thought—from cultural outsider to a symbol of uncivilized otherness—is ...

The battle between Penthesilea and Achilles during the Trojan War. Ancient historians were very concerned with establishing the date when the Trojan War happened. (Marie-Lan-Nguyen/Wikimedia Commons) ...

The ancient site is believed to have been settled by prisoners from the Trojan War. (Greek Ministry of Culture) The discovery is the latest fascinating find from ancient Greece.

Mention the Trojan War and what may first come to mind is the oft-told tale of Helen, wife of Sparta’s King Menelaus and possessor of a divinely bestowed beauty, falling in love with Paris of Troy.

The recently discovered piece depicts scenes of the legendary Trojan War, a conflict that took place between the ancient Greeks and the people of Troy more than 2,000 years ago.

Mention the Trojan War, and what may first come to mind is the oft-told tale of Helen, wife of Sparta’s King Menelaus and possessor of a divinely bestowed beauty, falling in love with Paris of Troy.

In Berkeley Rep’s An Iliad, the antiquated story of the Trojan War is dusted off and the ancient tradition of the storyteller is reanimated. In this artful production, language is a demigod with the ...

The Cornell Daily Sun - Independent Since 1880. On Wednesday, March 12, the Trojan War began in Ithaca with the powerful cries of Emily Wilson speaking in Ancient Greek.