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Test your royal knowledge in our ordering quiz, from the Normans to present day

The latest instalment of our monthly sees Hannah Skoda and Rana Mitter look back at the history behind the big stories of 2023 – and what they might tell us about the year to come

In Athens, two Chinese dramas were staged in early December during the first Sino-Hellenic International Theater Festival - The Prince of Lanling, a general of the Northern Qi Dynasty (550-557), and The New Legend of the White Snake, which blended elements from both Chinese and Greek culture.

An interview with Emily Wilson discusses the importance of the 'Iliad' to both young and old readers, its relationship with faith and what lessons we can glean about essential human nature from such an ancient text.

In an age of deepfakes and alternative facts, it can be tricky getting at the truth. But persuading others – or even yourself – what is true is not a challenge unique to the modern era. Even the ancient Greeks had to confront different realities.

From geographical art to socks inspired by ancient sites, find a gift for someone who loves history...

Alwyn Turner traces the history of Britain in the 1970s – from politics to the punk movement

Who were the students who shined the brightest through a year punctured by Cyclone Gabrielle ? Hawke’s Bay Today asked secondary schools in the region to...

Emma Karolyi, 53, fought off a host of strong male challengers for the top position at St Georges School at Windsor Castle.

The American School of Classical Studies at Athens has awarded Daniel Levine, University Professor of classical studies and world languages, the Aristeia Award for Distinguished Alumni/ae for 2024.