The Hidden Scents of Ancient Greek and Roman Sculptures: A Sensory Discovery
For many years, we have admired ancient Greek and Roman sculptures in museums, but they actually offered much more than what we see with our eyes. A new study published in the Oxford Journal of Archaeology reveals that these iconic works of art were not only visual but also experienced through scent. Led by archaeologist
Archaeologists Find Evidence That Money Increased Environmental Pollution in Ancient Greece
Greek and German archaeologists have revealed compelling evidence that the rise of currency in Ancient Greece contributed to increased environmental pollution. This finding underscores the complex relationship between economic development and ecological impact throughout history. Lead, a byproduct of human activity, first appeared in archaeological records around 5,000 years ago, coinciding with the smelting and