Nana Coupeau is a freelance journalist at Greek Reporter. She explores a diverse range of topics including culture and society, transportation and mobility, as well as food and beverages, often focusing on Greece, the Russia-Ukraine War, and the impacts of global events such as the Coronavirus and developments in China. Nana's insightful work has been featured in Greek Reporter.
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Nana's coverage heavily focuses on scientific themes such as archaeology and history, with a significant portion dedicated to culture & society. Given this emphasis, Nana may be interested in pitches that provide new insights or research related to ancient Greece, history, art, or archaeological discoveries.
She also seems to rely on data and government announcements for her articles. Therefore, she might be open to receiving pitches from researchers or professionals who have access to unique data sets related to historical or cultural topics.
Considering the variety of her article titles and their focus on Ancient Greece and similar topics, it is likely that Nana would appreciate expert commentary from historians, archaeologists, art historians specializing in ancient civilizations. These experts could offer valuable perspectives on current events related to these fields.
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Ancient DNA reveals the Bronze Age leader was from the region where his tomb was found. Credit: The Archeologist
With Halloween approaching, exploring Greece's most terrifying ghost towns and haunted houses feels especially fitting.
During "Kristallnacht" stores, synagogues, homes, hospitals, and schools were destroyed and thirty thousand Jewish men were imprisoned.
By: Meta Time, Nana Coupeau
A German archeologist has allegedly solved the mystery of the ancient Greek Paestum swimmer. The debate has endured for years about the possible interpretations of the fresco.
Fehmarn Belt, the Longest Underwater Tunnel in the World. Photo credit: Federn Sund Baelt
The two-star Michelin restaurant Delta in Athens. Credit: Delta Restaurant / Facebook
Blue Monday is a term Sky Travel coined in 2005. One used to describe the third—and sometimes second or fourth—Monday of January. It is supposedly the most depressing day of the year, despite the longer, brighter days of Winter Solstice.
By: Meta Time, Nana Coupeau
A recent DNA analysis of ancient Minoan genomes show that the choice of marriage partners was determined by one's own kinship.
By: Nana Coupeau
In 1761, Phillis Wheatley, a young West African girl, was captured and brought to America on a slave ship.
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