Greek Reporter2d
Ephialtes—The Most Notorious Traitor in Ancient Greek History
Ephialtes of Trachis, whose name means "nightmare" in Greek is regarded as one of the most notorious traitors in the history ...
Greek Reporter1d
Greece vs. Persia: The Ancient Wars That Destroyed Athens and Persepolis
The so-called Ionian Revolt was the beginning of a series of events and war reprisals between Ancient Greeks and Persians.
Tehran Times14h
Restoration work resumes on Apadana Palace and tomb of Artaxerxes III in Persepolis
TEHRAN - Restoration efforts have officially resumed at several key heritage sites within Persepolis, a famed UNESCO World ...
Tehran Times2d
Ancient stone fragment from Persepolis returned to authorities
TEHRAN - A stone fragment believed to originate from Persepolis has been officially handed over to the Cultural Heritage, ...
PBS8y
The Rest of the World at the time of Classical Greece
It would be another three centuries before Rome absorbed the Greek city-states into its own empire in 146 BC. The Persian Empire ... both Darius and his son Xerxes came unstuck in their efforts ...