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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There are countless theories regarding the location of Alexander the Great's tomb. What does the evidence show?
The Trojan War of the Iliad was not the first time that the Greeks attacked Troy. the first invasion occurred earlier and was led by Hercules.
What is the origin of the ancient Macedonians? What does ancient Greek history and legend have to say about this?
Stained glass depiction of Aaron with the scapegoat performing an ancient Hebrew custom from the Lincoln Cathedral. Credit: Wikimedia Commons, CC-BY 2.0
A famous warrior from the legends of the Trojan War is Memnon, king of the Ethiopians. Many people today see him as a clear example of an African king participating in the Trojan War.
Ancient Greek mythology is full of a huge variety of monsters. Since the Greeks were a sea-faring nation , it is no wonder that they were fascinated by stories of monsters of the sea.
A version of the story of the Garden of Eden and the forbidden fruit from the Bible also appears in Greek mythology ’s Garden of the Hesperides, where the serpent guarding the fruit also plays a key role. Credit: flickr/ Kotomi_ CC BY-NC 2.0
Plato's story of Atlantis has sparked countless theories about its origin. Supposedly, this was a powerful island civilization that disappeared into the sea thousands of years ago.
The city of Mycenae was the most powerful city in Greece during much of the Bronze Age . That is why the entire Late Bronze Age and part of the
World map based on description by Herodotus, showing the mysterious land of Hyperborea, mentioned in Greek mythology. Credit: Public domain
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