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Ancient Roman Flask Confirms Medical Use of Feces Described in Classical Texts

Christopher Enolpe January 24, 2026

Ruins of Pergamon. Credit: Adam Jones / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 2.0 Archaeologists and scientists say a small Roman glass flask found at an ancient medical center has confirmed…

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Empress Zoe, the Woman who Overthrew Byzantine Emperors

Christopher Enolpe January 24, 2026

Empress Zoe (left), Emperor Constantine IX and Empress Theodora on the Monomachus Crown. Credit: Andrew massyn, Wikimedia Commons, Public Domain Empress Zoe Porphyrogenita is among the most intriguing female figures…

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Stanford Scientists Regrow Cartilage in Aging Joints

Christopher Enolpe January 23, 2026

Osteoarthritis. Credit: BruceBlaus / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 4.0 Stanford scientists have identified a method to regrow cartilage in aging joints, offering a potential alternative to knee and hip…

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The Ancient Greek Democracy Myths Politicians Love

Christopher Enolpe January 23, 2026

Despite almost everyone knowing that Ancient Athens was the cradle of democracy, many misinterpretations, anachronisms, or even myths keep circulating on a daily basis. Credit: Greek Reporter It is something…

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Scientists Discover New Form of Life From 410 Million Years Ago

Christopher Enolpe January 23, 2026

Artist reconstruction of P. taiti within the Rhynie ecosystem. Credit: M. Humpage, Northern Rogue Studios / CC BY 4.0 A group of scientists has uncovered what they believe to be…

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5,500-Year-Old DNA From Colombia Rewrites History of Syphilis

Christopher Enolpe January 23, 2026

Colorized electron micrograph of Treponema pallidum, the bacteria that cause syphilis. Credit: NIAID / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY 2.0 Scientists have recovered the oldest known DNA of a bacterium…

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Trump Moves to Restrict Institutional Investors in Housing Market

Christopher Enolpe January 23, 2026

U.S. President Donald Trump. Credit: Gage Skidmore / CC BY-SA 2.0 US President Donald Trump announced new steps aimed at reshaping the housing market, placing restrictions on large institutional investors…

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The Transformation of the Roman Empire Into Byzantium

Christopher Enolpe January 23, 2026

The Roman Empire transformed into Byzantium in the 7th century. Mural of the walls of Constantinople at the Istanbul Archaeology Museum. Photo credit: Argos’Dad Wikimedia Commons CC BY-SA 3.0 The…

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Greece Sees Surge in Severe Flu Cases Among Children

Christopher Enolpe January 23, 2026

Greece’s pediatric hospitals are reporting a sharp rise in flu cases, with hundreds seeking emergency care. Credit: Wikimedia Commons / Niaid / CC BY 2 Two of Greece’s leading children’s…

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The Return of the Apex Predator: Wolves Enter Greece’s Urban Frontier

Christopher Enolpe January 23, 2026

The recent wave of “urban wolf” sightings has shocked residents in Greece from Macedonia to Attica. Credit: Quarti, Wikimedia Commons, CC3 For decades, the Greek wolf (Canis lupus) was a…

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