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The little-known ancient Greek city of Europos has started to unveil its secrets in a new wave of excavations that started in ...

The use of terracotta and ceramic vessels in the winemaking process is making a comeback – and it’s producing some distinctively earthy drops.

Olivia's of Gettysburg stopped by the FOX43 kitchen to make a flounder francaise, ancient grains and a 'Red Moon over Manhattan' cocktail.

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Discover how satire, humor, and societal critique shaped Western theater in this insightful overview of the ancient Greek comedy.