Alexander Gale is a journalist who writes for Greek Reporter, with his work also appearing in 19FortyFive and The Defense Post. His articles focus on ancient Greek history, culture, and discoveries, showcasing lesser-known stories and shedding light on the contributions of ancient Greeks to various fields.
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Alexander Gale's articles predominantly focus on Ancient Greek history, culture, and mythology. He seems to have a particular interest in lesser-known aspects of Ancient Greece and its influence beyond its borders. To engage Alexander effectively, consider offering insights or stories related to unique discoveries or perspectives on Ancient Greek history and culture. Contributions that shed light on connections between Ancient Greece and other civilizations could also be of interest.
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The beauty and allure of Cleopatra VII have remained defining characteristics of the Ptolemaic queen. Credit: Mary Harrsch / Flickr CC BY 2.0
The winter solstice occurs on December 21st in our current calendar and marks the longest night of the year in the northern hemisphere.
The “World’s First Cruise Liner” was Designed by Archimedes. Credit: Robert von Spalart / Public domain / Wikimedia Commons
During his reign, Byzantine Emperor Manuel I Komnenos was transfixed with a prophecy that foretold the survival of his dynasty depended on adherence to the acronym “AIMA.” AIMA is also the Greek word for “blood”.
Constantine Karatheodori is recognized as the greatest Greek mathematician since antiquity. He worked with many great mathematicians and scientists of the early 20th century, including Albert Einstein. Credit: Public Domain / Wikimedia Commons
By: Alexander Gale
The Thucydides’ Trap examines the risk of conflict when a rising power challenges an established one, from ancient Greece to modern US-China relations. Credit: The White House / Public Domain / Wikimedia Commons
By: Meta Time, Alexander Gale
Remains of cells once lived in by the Ukrainian Orthodox saint, Paisius Velichkovsky (also spelled, Paisii Velichkovsky), were recently discovered in Greece's monastic community of Mount Athos.
The heroes of Greek history and mythology are inseparable from the impressive suits of armor they wore into battle.
Athens became the dominant maritime power of the ancient Aegean. Credit: Wilhelm von Kaulbach / Public Domain / Wikimedia Commons
Determining the exact “oldest” languages can be challenging as the origin of many ancient languages is often shrouded in mystery.
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