Acrocorinth — the fortified acropolis of ancient Corinth Acrocorinth Acrocorinth is the steep fortified acropolis that dominates the ancient city of Corinth. It has a long history of religious use, military fortification, and strategic control of th…
Acropolis of Athens The Acropolis of Athens is the ancient citadel on a limestone outcrop above Athens, Greece, famous for the Parthenon and other classical monuments, and a symbol of classical civili…
Ancient Greek boxing: practice, equipment, and cultural role Ancient Greek boxing A concise, well-organized overview of boxing in ancient Greece: its form, equipment, cultural context, and legacy, drawing on literary and archaeological evidence.
Battle of Corinth (146 BC): Sack, Aftermath, and Significance Battle of Corinth The Battle of Corinth in 146 BC ended the Achaean resistance to Rome. The city of Corinth was destroyed, its population enslaved or killed, and Greece effectively brought under Rom…
City-state: independent urban polity and its historical and modern forms City-state A concise guide to the city-state: a sovereign city that functions as an independent political unit. Covers defining features, historical examples, modern cases, uses, and distinct…
