Archive - Studying History

Giovanni Antonio Vittori, Conte Capo d’Istria

The first - and last - Governor of Greece

Aug 12 •

Studying History

Spolia: Destruction or Celebration of the Past?

The Curious Case of Saint Eleftherios church in Athens

Aug 3 •

Studying History

July 2025

Archaeological breakthrough in the Aegean rewrites history

Mysterious Seals from Therasia Could Change the History of Writing

Jul 30 •

Studying History

Lighting the fuse

Greek national awakening and the path to Revolution

Jul 27 •

Studying History

Chronicle of a Death Foretold

What led to the assassination of modern Greece’s first Governor?

Jul 21 •

Studying History

Is the oldest christian monastery in the world in danger?

Saint Catherine on Mount Sinai calls for our awareness

Jul 10 •

Studying History

American Declaration of Independence and the Greek Revolution of 1821

"Though an ocean divides the two nations, myriad ties interwove our fates"

Jul 5 •

Studying History

I grow old always learning

What drives a man to become a student in his 40s?

Jul 2 •

Studying History

June 2025

Those who study history are doomed

Why should I study history, dad?

Jun 30 •

Studying History

God abandons Antony

The poem that inspired Leonard Coen

Jun 7 •

Studying History

May 2025

A Byzantine princess, a Mongol Khan, and a church

The Bloody Church and its unknown history

May 19 •

Studying History

Why was there a Spanish territory in the middle of France in 1650?

A Tale of Dynasties, Enclaves, and Exclaves

May 10 •

Studying History

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