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Greek Reporter17h
New Findings Suggest Greek Alphabet Is Older Than Previously Thought
The Greek alphabet, believed to have emerged in the eighth century BC, is undergoing a reevaluation by Leiden University.
Greek City Times16h
Greek Alphabet May Be Centuries Older Than Previously Believed, Says Researcher
New research led by Associate Professor Willemijn Waal suggests that the Greek alphabet may have originated centuries earlier ...
Greek Reporter2d
How Indo-European Became the World’s Largest Language Family, According to Experts
Experts trace the rise of Indo-European languages as the largest family, from ancient migrations to modern dominance.
Neos Kosmos3d
Australia ‘would never object to’ World Greek Language Day, says Ambassador to Greece
Australia's Ambassador in Athens Alison Duncan, weighs in on the UNESCO recognition debate, telling Neos Kosmos some reports ...
Neos Kosmos3d
Pharos Alliance discusses Greek language teaching with key officials
A delegation from Pharos Alliance has held important meetings with the Consul General of Greece in Melbourne and officials ...
This Culture’s Linguistic Fingerprints Are Everywhere—But Scientists Can’t Find Their DNA
It was previously believed that the Levantine DNA of the Phoenicians spread as far as their famous alphabet, which influenced ...
What Greek tragedy could teach us about the decline of our democracy
My late classics professor taught me that Ancient Greek tragedy dramatized different points of view, insisted on empathy, and ...
Nia Vardalos on bringing her acclaimed play to Athens — and performing for the first time in Greek
Nia Vardalos, star and writer of My Big Fat Greek Wedding, is bringing her acclaimed play Tiny Beautiful Things to Athens — ...
The Christian Century21h
The gods present their arguments
David Bentley Hart imagines Eros, Hephaistos, Hermes, and Psyche coming out of retirement to debate contemporary philosophy ...
Proto Thema2d
First official visit of Greeks to Beijing to attract Chinese students
Representing our country, Professor Christos Michalakelis, President of Study in Greece (SiG), made the first official visit ...