Ancient Greece, beyond the cradle of culture, philosophy and arts, has been a scene of countless war encounters. From the epic conflicts that mythology tells to the historical wars of the cities-states, the Greeks faced the war not only as a conflict for survival, but also as a means of testing valor, strategy and honor. Through... More

Religion and sacred places of ancient Greece. From Olympus to Delphi — a world of gods, myths and sacred places that shaped Western civilization For ancient Greeks, religion was not just a personal affair· It was the breathing air. It penetrated every aspect of daily life, from the morning vertebrae to the fireplace... More

Introduction Daily Life in Ancient Greece :Ancient Greece was not only the gods of Olympus, heroes and epic battles. Behind myths and historical events, there was a living society of people with everyday habits, obligations and joys. Daily life in ancient Greece differed from city to city, but there were common elements ... More

The cities-States of Ancient Greece are one of the most characteristic and decisive elements of ancient Greek culture. Unlike the large, single states of other ancient cultures, such as Egypt or Mesopotamia, Greeks developed a world fragmented into independent political entities. Each state city (or «city») had her own government, laws, army... More

Ancient Greece is not only an important chapter of history, but also the foundation on which modern Western culture was built. From the first cities-states to the edge of philosophy and arts, the ancient Greeks shaped a world full of ideas, values and creation that continue to affect our everyday life. To him... More