People ate the fruit, but also crushed olives to make olive oil. They used this for cooking, in oil lamps and cosmetics. Men and women usually ate separately in ancient Greece. Everyone ate with ...

People have been living in Greece for over ... There was never one country called ‘ancient Greece’. Greece was divided up into small city-states: Athens Sparta Corinth Olympia So, ancient ...

Imagine a summer holiday at a seaside resort, with days spent sunbathing, reading books, exploring nature and chatting with ...

Some things never change -- humor, luckily, is one thing that hasn't changed a great deal, as we can see by the comedies of Ancient Greece.

This bronze likeness of Apollo was found in 1959 in Piraeus, Greece ... rites united ancient Greek villages and regions. Worship intially was communal, but as people sought meaning in life ...

There was a major shift in the world of Torah scholarship 2,200 years ago. A new light was born in response to the Greeks' ...

In ancient Greece, wealthy men often gathered for decadent banquets called symposia. Not only an occasion for thinking and philosophizing, the symposium was also a place for enjoying women ...

He said rest was important: Rest gives relish to labour. In ancient Greece and Rome, many people also recognised that taking a holiday was an opportunity to restore the health of the body and mind.