Photo from Andreas Flouris and Marija Marković, shared by Andreas Flouris When archaeologists unearthed a nearly complete set of ancient Greek armor in 1960, they solved one riddle and triggered ...

Modern military volunteers donned replicas of ancient Greek armour and engaged in exercises inspired by Homer’s epic poem The Iliad. The demonstration shows how elite Bronze Age warriors could ...

A new social media campaign from Under Armour highlights Greek life at two of Maryland’s historically Black universities.

At the heart of the study is a suit of Mycenaean armour discovered in the southern Greek village of Dendra in 1960. Made of copper alloy plating tied together with leather, and featuring a boar ...

The campaign spotlights historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) and Greek life. Shot on the campuses of Bowie ...

The best way to determine whether the armor-clad Greek warriors besieging Troy were a fact or fiction, Flouris’s team decided, was to go and try to fight like them. The first step Flouris ...

This study was led by Andreas Flouris of the University of Thessaly, Greece, and his team, providing fresh insights into ancient Greek warfare. The armor in question is one of Europe's oldest ...

Greek soldiers recreated ancient life conditions in a study to determine if the Dendra panoply, armor used by the Mycenaeans some 3,500 years ago, could stand up to combat. Study authors found it did.