faggotry

pederasty

and togas

The Temple of Aphrodite promoted polygamy, and Paul had issues with it in the New Testament.

Depends on the town

@Niveron Faggotry was more of Athens stoke

@Iakovos Also in greek city states monogamy was the standard

have classical history in the north
Talk about greece
Athens and Sparta

everything else is irrelevant.

well athens and sparta isn't even the 5% of the city states that existed

lol

I know some

You have Delphi, with the oracle of Apollo

Siracuse was I think originally a Greek colony

all the blue were greek colonies

all the red was Roman.

And half the empire had greek culture ❤

seeing the black sea coasts fully greconised, seems that the greek urn they found in Poland wasn't just some Boyar's collection piece

Well, phoenicians/greeks had colonized most places so I don't find it weird tbh

A recent find in these parts

we had roman coin treasures unearthed in our burial mounds

damn that shit will worth a lot

museum property now

probably dusting away in storage

as all things do

largest haul in the current borders of my country was 201 coins in a single place, was found in Klaipeda county, so close to sea.

I think archeologists found larger quantities in Semba, which is now Kaliningrad.

I see

Or Sambia as it's called in english

Romans traded their stuff for amber.

I see

We had some new discoveries but nothing of too exciting tbh

Just some ice age art in crete etc

and a 2500 old remains of a small settlement

Haven't heard any worthwile arcehology finds here. the popular history is now with post WWII stuff, your anti-soviet partisans and shit

I kinda feel like they're trying to turn those guys into our local mickey mouse.

The market is oversaturated. because researching them is pretty easy atm

we have over 900 hill forts, which alone must be treasure troves.

The biggest discovery we almost made was to uncover the tomb of Alexander, but Israel made our govt to revoke their license for some reason