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Month: January 2019

Getting to Know the Tebtunis Papyri Project

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The Tebtunis Papyri is the largest collection of papyrus texts in the Americas. The collection is so large it has not been counted or inventoried in full, but is thought to exceed 30,000 pieces. The National Hellenic Society has been involved with learning about these papyri and also protecting them. Here’s what you need to know about…

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Top Beaches on Mykonos Island

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Mykonos is one of those Greek islands that people flock to each year. They are attracted to the gorgeous scenery, relaxing way of life, and the gorgeous beaches. Although Mykonos is known as a party island, it is also great for families, too. The island has so many beaches, though, soit can be hard to…

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History of the Marathon

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Each year, millions of people throughout the world run in marathons. They take place throughout the world, and for many, finishing a marathon is considered to be a great accomplishment. Did you know that the marathon actually has its roots in Ancient Greece? Here’s more information about the history of this elite race:

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Must-See Places in Corfu

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Corfu is one of those Greek islands that attracts plenty of visitors each year. There is so much to do on this island that it can be hard to find the best activities. Besides visiting the gorgeous beaches, shopping, and sampling some of the delicious food, there are a few things that you won’t want…

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History of Olives in Greece

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Olives have an important place in Greek cuisine and in Greek culture. They are commonly found on the table at mealtime whether eaten by themselves or incorporated into various dishes. Both ‘olive’ and ‘oil’ are words formed from the same Greek root. Olives and olive oil have historically been basic staples of Greek and other…

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How to Pair Greek Wine with Food

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Greek wine and food go hand in hand. In fact, Greeks rarely drink wine without having some food to accompany it. Since ancient times, Greece has been producing wine. Greece has the longest uninterrupted period of wine cultivation and production in the world. A wine list can be overwhelming if you don’t know what you’re…

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Greek New Year’s Tradition of Vasilopita

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On New Year’s Day and throughout the month of January, Greeks all over the world serve a special bread-like cake called “Vasilopita,” and there are many traditions associated with it. The cake is served on New Year’s Day, often at the stroke of midnight. Here’s more information about this tradition:

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Interesting Day Trips from Athens

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Athens is a popular tourist destination and sees millions of visitors each year. People flock here in order to catch a glimpse of the Greek culture at its finest and to also soak up some of the history. Besides being enchanted by all the city has to offer, the surrounding area is also filled with…

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Profile of Hesiod – Ancient Greek Economic Philosopher

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Hesiod was a Greek poet who most likely lived between the years 800 and 650 B.C. However, the exact date is unknown since there is no official record of his birthdate. Alongside Homer, Hesiod, through his writing, had a major influence on Greek mythology and Greek lifestyles. Though his poems are drastically shorter than Homer’s,…

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Spend Time on Hydra Island

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Hydra island is one of those enchanting places in Greece that seems untouched by time. The tiny island has maintained many of its older traditions and modernization has been kept at bay, largely because vehicles aren’t allowed on the island except under special circumstances. It is also a popular place for visitors, who tend to…

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