This detailed exploration traces the evolution of dating systems in the ancient Mediterranean, from Greek city-states with their local calendars and eponymous archons, to Roman consular dating and the ...

Step into the fascinating world of Princess Tatiana of Greece and Denmark as she shares insights into her royal life and ...

Researchers examining animal remains from Iron Age villages in Bulgaria have discovered clear proof that people ate dogs between the fifth and first centuries ...

On February 17, Europe celebrates Cat Day. This day entered the history of celebrations thanks to the Italian journalist ...

Memory opens onto a vanished world of peasant intelligence, where animals, people and land existed in mutual dependence—and ...

Menus across the United States feel familiar because generations of families have eaten the same comfort dishes at home, in ...

Archaeologists in South Sinai, Egypt, uncover ancient rock art, tools, and inscriptions showing thousands of years of human activity.

You might call yourself a dog lover, but when it comes to the Italian greyhound, we all have questions. If you’ve ever ...

And so, ships had cats, and so did traders’ caravans, and some of these felines stepped out nimbly at ports and settled on different continents. Domestic cats around the world today, in fact, can be ...

Spend Valentine’s Day (or Galentine’s Day) weekend immersing yourself in the North Texas art world. Admire one of the new art exhibitions with your date or watch the Vagina Monologues at The Art ...

It’s a celebrated day of love and romance, born from beheadings, whippings, and animal sacrifices.

Tucked away off London Road in Alderley Edge, a brunch spot is quietly serving up one of the best cooked breakfasts around ...