Caleb Howells is a content writer for Greek Reporter, specializing in articles that explore the intersection of history, mythology, and culture. With a focus on ancient Greece, Caleb's work delves into intriguing questions and theories surrounding famous events, figures, and traditions, providing readers with a deeper understanding of the ancient world.
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Caleb's coverage focuses on historical and mythological topics, particularly those related to Greek history and mythology. He appears interested in exploring ancient cultural practices, stories, and their potential connections.
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Can the bull fighting said to have taken place on Atlantis be explained by Minoan customs? This article examines the evidence.
Church of Saint Lydia. Saint Lydia is considered to be the first woman of Greece to convert to Christianity. Credit: wallygrom. CC BY 2.0/flickr
How did Christianity spread within Greece? Let's see how the preaching efforts of Paul helped spread Christian teachings there.
What does the Bible say about the origin of the ancient Greeks? The answer can be found by examining the Bible’s Table of Nations.
Is there any basis for the idea that the Etruscans were descendants of the Trojans. Does the literary evidence really support this idea?
Pythagoras, the ancient Greek philosopher and scientist, had established a school. What was it like, and what became of it after his death?
When did the Etruscans arrive in Italy? Was it in the Bronze Age, or was it more recently than that? Consider the evidence in this article.
The Bible talks about the origins of many nations. For example, it provides some information about the origin of the Greeks . However, does the Bible reveal any information at all about the origin of the Etruscans
Did the Minoan writing system known as Linear A come from Egyptian hieroglyphics, or was it an independent invention?
The Bible has a surprising amount to say regarding the origin of the Minoans. What are its claims, and how does this relate to archaeology?
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