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Ancient Greeks were a step away from creating a steam powered water pump

04 February 2016 / 06:02:08
As stated by professor Theodosis Tassios at the National Polytechnic University Metsovio and honorary professor Michalis Tiverios at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki during an event at the House of Music, entitled "Did the Ptolemaic contemporaries have a steam powered water pump?"

Minoan ship off the coast of Asia...

Prisoner No. 77160 in Birkenau and...

Unique sculptures of Apollo and...

6,000 Jews in Treblinka from the...

Knossos upsurge continued after...

The man who discovered Troy

Heinrich Schliemann is considered the father of archaeology, as we know it today.

GRReporter | 15:01 | 06 01 16 |

UNESCO proclaims 2016 the Aristotle Anniversary Year

the coming year will mark 2400 years since the birth of the ancient Greek philosopher. The anniversary will be celebrated with an international...

GRReporter | 19:12 | 23 12 15 |

Archaeologists discover a Macedonian tomb of from the 3rd century BC

The discovery was made during the realization of the project "Construction of sewerage network in Pella" that Pella Municipality is carrying out with...

GRReporter | 15:12 | 23 12 15 |

Communist propaganda intensified the nationalist sentiments among Slavic Macedonians

During its 5th plenum, the Communist Party of Greece decided that if it won the war it would trigger all procedures to declare the independence of...

GRReporter | 17:12 | 15 12 15 |

A Jewish family as urban realia

The history of Athens flea market, which has been a symbol of multi-ethnic "commercial" pluralism to the present day.

GRReporter | 13:12 | 14 12 15 |

19 Greek museums with free internet

A donation of Cosmote, the largest Greek mobile operator, will enable 19 museums and archaeological sites in Greece to install free internet...

GRReporter | 21:12 | 04 12 15 |

A revival project for the monasteries of Kraishte

Bulgaria's western outskirts harbour not only beautiful natural views and landscapes, but plenty of Christian shrines as well. Most of them are...

GRReporter | 13:11 | 18 11 15 |

Samuel bones in exchange for Greek church relics - the failure

Last year the two countries were about to come to a solution on the exchange but "ghosts" of the past however prevented it.

GRReporter | 20:11 | 16 11 15 |

The throne of Agamemnon in Mycenae has been discovered

Part of the basic throne has been discovered very close to the Acropolis of Mycenae. The construction is described as massive, with a weight of over...

GRReporter | 13:11 | 11 11 15 |

Fascist Italy takes pity on starving Athens, the Bulgarian army remains relentless

There were 40-45,000 victims of hunger in Athens in the autumn and winter of 1941-1942.

GRReporter | 18:10 | 28 10 15 |

The tomb of a warrior, aged over 3,500 years, has been discovered

A bronze sword with a gold-plated ivory hilt, gold signet rings, gold, silver and bronze wine cups, ivory pieces with scenes carved on them and over...

GRReporter | 13:10 | 27 10 15 |