Beneath the shifting waters of Alexandria’s eastern harbour, on Egypt’s Mediterranean coast, lie the drowned remnants of a ...

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Beginning with its construction in the fourth century B.C. and continuing for more than 800 years, the Temple of Isis on the small island of Philae, set where the Nile flowed out of Nubia, was visited ...

Performed for the very first time in 458 BC, the trilogy was awarded the top honor at the festival of Dionysia and has ...

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“We chose the equinox and the solstice (and) New Year’s Eve so as you walk in the labyrinth, you can reflect,” she said. “And ...

Lore tells of Sinterklaas coming to town on a white horse, said Herm Laninga, who migrated from the Netherlands to Lynden in ...

Well, Mississippi is about to prove you gloriously wrong with the Natchez Trace Parkway – 444 miles of “pinch-me-I-must-be-dreaming” scenery that winds its way from Natchez to Nashville, with some of ...

The ancient Greeks settled on the Aeolian Islands sometime in the Bronze Age where they traded with their neighbors extensively.

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