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The Unique Tradition and Festival of Saint Sophia on the Greek Island of Ikaria

Saint Sophia feast traditions on the Greek island of Ikaria link a rock-built chapel and relic legend with an annual village ...
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Ramesses II Inscriptions and Horse Burial Found at 3,000-Year-Old Egyptian Fortress

Archaeologists in Egypt uncovered a New Kingdom fortress with a horse burial, grain stores and inscriptions of Merneptah and ...
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22-Million-Year-Old Volcanic Eruption Reveals How the Andes Formed

Scientists study a buried volcanic eruption deposit in the Andes to show how the mountain range formed slowly over millions ...
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Heading to Athens or Thessaloniki? Expect Higher Airport Taxi Fares

Travelers in Athens and Thessaloniki will soon pay more for taxi rides between the airports and city centers under new fixed ...
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Istanbul Airport Breaks European Record With 290,000 Passengers in One Day

Istanbul Airport handled more than 290,000 passengers in a single day, setting a new record during a busy summer for European ...
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AI Creates New Secret Language Humans Can’t Understand

AI agents developed a secret language of shorthand and unusual phrases that became increasingly difficult for human observers ...
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Dolphin Steals Food by Making Fish Spit Up Their Meals in First Detailed Account of Its Kind

Researchers document a bottlenose dolphin chasing fish until they regurgitate, revealing a rare food-stealing strategy in ...
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Ancient Greek Cities Corinth and Thessalonica Rivaled Rome as Major Road Hubs

New study finds Corinth and Thessalonica were major Roman road hubs, more central to ancient trade routes than Rome itself.
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southern Great Barrier Reef

A bottlenose dolphin off Australia’s Great Barrier Reef has developed an unusual way to get an easy meal. Instead of catching its own prey, the dolphin chases fish until they spit up (regurgitate) ...
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Egyptian Authorities Seize 151 Pharaonic, Greek and Roman Artifacts

Police seized 151 ancient artifacts, including coffins, statues, and coins dating to the Pharaonic, Greek, and Roman periods ...
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Why Alexander the Great Stripped the Armor From His Soldiers’ Backs

Alexander the Great changed his soldiers' armor as a military tactic but also a pragmatic choice to prevent retreat.
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Greece’s ‘Fishing For Litter’ Program Removes 360 Metric Tons of Marine Waste

Greece’s Fishing for Litter program has removed 360 metric tons of marine waste while tracking plastics, fishing gear and seabed pollution.