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Antiope
Antiope ANTIOPE, to whom Zeus appeared under the form of a satyr, was the daughter of Nicteus, king…
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Aphrodite (Venus)
Aphrodite (from aphros, sea-foam, and dite, issued), the daughter of Zeus and a sea-nymph called Dione, was the…
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Apollo
Phoebus-Apollo, the god of Light, Prophecy, Music, Poetry, and the Arts and Sciences, is by far the noblest…
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Aptera | Άπτερα
Aptera (Greek: Άπτερα), also known historically as Apteron (Ἄπτερον) or Aptara, was an ancient city located in the…
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Ares (Mars)
As the God of War, Ares was surprisingly not so revered by the ancient Greeks. God of War…
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Argostoli Archaeological Museum | Αρχαιολογικό Μουσείο Αργοστολίου
The museum is closed due to structural damage sustained during the earthquake in 2014. These artifacts were photographed…
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Arta Archaeological Museum | Αρχαιολογικό Μουσείο Άρτας
The Archaeological Museum of Arta collections include rich material, primarily from excavations in the city of Arta and,…
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Artemis (Diana)
Apollo’s was twin sister and counterpart: Artemis was to the moon what Apollo was to the sun. She…
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Asclepius
Asklepius Ἀσκληπιός (Asklepius, or Asclepius) was one of the earliest men to experiment in healing, and if he…
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Asine | Ασίνη
Asine (also spelled Asini) is an ancient coastal town and archaeological site whose history is characterized by remarkable…
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Asklepieia: Healing Centers | Ασκληπιεία: Θεραπευτικά Κέντρα
The Evolution of Healing Sanctuaries From Prehistoric Ritual to Organized Medicine The development of medicinal practice in the…
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Asprochaliko
The Paleolitchic rock shelter known as Ασπροχάλικο (Asprochaliko), is a small archaeological site in Epirus, Greece. According to…