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Although Greeks already feared Tuesday the 13th as a day marred by misfortune, the Anglo-Saxon culture that has heavily influenced the country through movies, television, and the internet in the past decades has brought Friday the 13th to the forefront...

Archaeologists have completed the restoration and re-erection of a massive limestone statue of Ramesses II at the ancient site of El-Ashmunein, Egypt.
The work was carried out by a joint Egyptian-American archaeological mission in Minya Governorate, south of Cairo. The statue once stood at the northern entrance of a major temple complex. In antiquity, the site was known as Hermopolis and served as...

The ancient Greek philosopher Epicurus is famous for his teaching that “Pleasure is the principle and end to a happy life,” and for his Epicurean school in Athens.
The Epicurean philosophy is a philosophy of the good life by nature. Epicurus (341–270 BCE) was the first humanist philosopher; he not only understood but also believed in the value of man and that human nature is accompanied by wisdom and justice without...

A 7,000-year-old worked fragment of a deer antler recovered from a Neolithic settlement in central Germany is offering rare insight into early exchanges between farming communities and surrounding hunter-gatherers.
Researchers say the object, shaped from the antler of a young roe deer, shows close similarities to ritual pieces known from Mesolithic burials, including the well-known shaman grave at Bad Dürrenberg....