Posts Tagged “Ancient Macedonia”

Hellenistic soldiers circa 100 BCE, Ptolemaic Kingdom, Egypt. Detail of the Nile mosaic of Palestrina
Ancient Macedonia - A short video with introduction to the Hellenistic Greece by AMBerkowitz
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tE_zTgk_KA
MacedonianUprising Tags: amberkowitz, Ancient Macedonia, hellenistic greece, palestrina
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Athens Macedonia News Agency--The 7th International Alexander the Great Marathon was held in Macedonia on Sunday, with Teklu Geto Metaferia from Ethiopia placing first, finishing the 42.195 kilometer course in 2 hours, 18 minutes and 44 seconds.
The Marathon, which sets off from Pella, birthplace of Alexander the Great and finishes near the White Tower in ... Tags: 7th alexander the great marathon, Alexander the Great, Ancient Macedonia, marathon, pella, thessaloniki, White Tower
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The deliberate and systematic campaign of distortion, stealing and absorption of the
history and ethnicity of the ancient Macedonians by FYROM has intensified and is ongoing today with full and
untiring strength. Although officially this country is known as the FYROM, through a vigorous
campaign they have managed to contrive the world to call it “Macedonia” in common ... Tags: Ancient Macedonia, Archaeology, fyrom, greekness, ipaper, macedonia, scribd, stone
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The Macedonia Perspective: Geography and History
By Professor Nina Gatzoulis
Macedonia is one of the regions in Greece and has always been an integral part of the Greek world. The original Macedonians, the Macedonian Greeks, arrived in the area around 2000 BC and they were descendants of the Heracleides (descendants of the mythical hero Heracles). The ancient ... Tags: Alexander the Great, Ancient Macedonia, geography, history, macedonia, macedonian perspective, Nina Gatzoulis, pan-macedonian, tito, Vardaska Banovina
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Typical residents of modern Skopje (FYROM) : two Albanians and a cop.
- Ancient Scupi (modern Skopje), initially a Paeonian settlement, was founded in early antiquity near Axios (Vardar). It became the Capital of ancient Dardania, hence it was not part of the ancient Greek kingdom of Macedon.
- Dardanians were racially, a totally unrelated people to ... Tags: Ancient Macedonia, bulgarians, byzantine, dardanians, fyrom, greeks, macedon, macedonia, macedonian, ottomans, skopje
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Virtual Reality of the " House of Dionysos" in Pella, Macedonia in Greece.
The Foundation of the Hellenic World created the Virtual Reality of one Hellenistic building in Pella, the ancient capital of the Macedonians in Greece. The so-called "House of Dionysos", the three-dimensional reconstruction of FHW which will be part of the exhibition called "Macedonia, the Kingdom ... Tags: Ancient Macedonia, foundation of the hellenic world, Greece, louvre, pella, virtual reality
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One of the funniest discussions you will ever watch about the origins of ancient Macedonians is the one between the former PM of FYROM Ljubco Georgievski and one called Milenko Nedelkoski in a FYROM's TV channel.
The former PM of FYROM explains with simple and reasonable arguments the reasons why Alexander the Great is considered Greek, ... Tags: Alexander the Great, Ancient Macedonia, fyrom, Ljubčo Georgievski, macedonians, philip II
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By Ptolemy
November 18, 2008
The common definition of “taking text out of context” is to remove a passage from its surrounding matter in such a way as to distort its true meaning. In other words, a shorter extract or phrase is used purposedly in an attempt to represent the views of the ... Tags: Ancient Macedonia, fyrom, hannibal, hellas, hellenes, lyciscus, macedonia, philip v of macedon, Risto Stefov
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Thessaloniki was a princess; daughter of King Philip II, half sister of Alexander the Great. She was given this name because she was born on the day of the Macedonian victory at the Battle of Crocus Field. Her name literally translates to "Thessalian Victory", in Greek. The city of Thessaloniki, today the largest city of ... Tags: Aleksandar Donski, Alexander the Great, Ancient Macedonia, arrian, attic dialect, doric, eumenes, macedonians, makedonisti, persians, slavs, united macedonian diaspora, xennias
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Gordynia or Gortynia or Gortynion was a settlement in ancient Macedonia, in south Axios valley, North-East of Bottiaea, in Lower Paionia. Ptolemy places Gordenia, Γορδηνία, in his list of cities in Emathia, after Idomenae and before Edessa. Plinius (HN 4.34) gives the name in plural, Gordyniae. Stephanus of Byzantium calls it Gordynia and its ethnic ... Tags: Ancient Macedonia, florinamak, fyrom, ΓΟΡΤΥΝΙΑ, Γευγελή
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