At breakfast the next day, instead of the usual stone cold eggs and hot coffee I was given hot eggs and cold coffee. Although we had agreed to set …
Old Sturbridge Village: As one of the largest living history museums in the US, this Sturbridge, Massachusetts location offers costumed historians, a farm with heritage breed animals, and 40 …
Cole Land Transportation Museum: This Bangor, Maine museum displays a variety of land transportation artifacts such as snow removal equipment and early 20th century fire trucks. A collection of …
Temptation lies at the heart of many of the myths of Corinth (called Ephyra in early literature), not least the temptation of Pandora and its disastrous consequences. Its origins …
Fort Mott State Park and Finn’s Point Lighthouse- At this Pennsville, New Jersey site, see a 19th century fort, built as a defense of the Delaware River for the …
POTTERY Vast quantities of pottery have been found at Akrotiri: literally thousands of vessels, of which many have survived intact, standing upright in storerooms or on shelves and ledges. …
Lynceus and Hypermnestra’s grandson also feared death at a family member’s hands. Acrisius, king of Argos, received notice from the Delphic oracle that his daughter’s son would kill him …
THE ATLANTIS QUESTION Santorini has often been connected with Atlantis, the legendary continent that sank to the bottom of the sea while it was at its zenith. The mystery …
Argos played a key role in Greek history. The most powerful city in the Argolid, its location between Corinth and Sparta meant that it was constantly embroiled in war. …
In 1153, for the first time, we find mention of the island in the writings of the Arab geographer Edris under a new name, Santorini. This seems to have …