An interesting object in the British Museum is a Cypriot terracotta statuette of a triple-bodied warrior.

Did the ancient Greeks actually believe in their own myths?

Some comments inspired by a few years’ worth of experience teaching Greek mythology to broad audiences.

An archaeological museum shouldn’t be about the past; it should be about archaeology as a discipline.

Located not far from Naples are the impressive remains of the villa that once belonged to Nero’s wife, Poppaea Sabina.

How do the worlds created by Homer in his epic poems relate to historical and archaeological realities?

If you have everything, are you not the happiest person alive? According to Herodotus, the Athenian statesman and poet Solon disagreed.

Ancient Inventions offers a broad and fascinating look at human ingenuity across thousands of years of history.

An action-adventure game that takes inspiration from ancient Greek vase-painting to establish its unique look.

A closer look at a handsome bronze figurine of a horseman from Southern Italy, now at the British Museum.