Bagoas — big thanks to my friend in Kewaunee, Wisconsin, for buying this museum-quality framed art print of the Persian favorite from Greek history. A beautiful piece that brings ancient stories into the home: buff.ly/OFjLb8k #GreekHistory

Bagoas — big thanks to my friend in Kewaunee, Wisconsin, for buying this museum-quality framed art print of the Persian favorite from Greek history. A beautiful piece that brings ancient stories into the home: buff.ly/OFjLb8k #GreekHistory
Day 7 of OC-Tober is Family. Danielle and Athena are cousins who after battles or gaming they treat themselves to a dinner at their favorite Greek Restaurant. #digimon #greekrestaurant #greekhistory #originalchacarter #animefyp #artmootsㅤ
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Ancient notes and lyrics carved into a marble tombstone.
The video includes the music.
#history #archaeology #music #musichistory #song #Greece #Greekhistory #lyrics #ancienthistory #Smyrna
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2 Drachmes features crossed rifles on front & Greek independence hero Georgios Karaiskakis on reverse connecting everyday currency with story of Greece’s fight for independence. 🪙⚔️
#Greece #GreekCoins #Drachma #CoinCollecting #Numismatics #VintageCoins #WorldCoins #GreekHistory #CoinCollector
Greek PM urges Burnham to return Elgin Marbles permanently #ElginMarbles #Greece #ReturnTheMarbles #CulturalHeritage #GreekHistory
Georgakis was only 22 when he died. His story is remembered because it became an internationally visible act of opposition to a regime that had suppressed political freedoms in Greece since 1967.
#KostasGeorgakis #GreekHistory #GreekJunta #Greece #ColdWar #History
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Athens' real pulse isn't just sun-baked ruins. It's the cool silence of millennia at the National Archaeological. Or the Parthenon's light-bathed friezes. Where do you start?