Corinth was an ancient city-state that became one of the largest and most important Greek settlements in antiquity. The city was captured and almost completely destroyed by Roman forces in 146 B ...

Corinth's secrets revealed: Full extent of ancient underwater harbour is being uncovered by archaeologists. Researchers used 3D sub-bottom profiler to study the harbour ...

Ancient Corinth was located about 1.8 miles (3 kilometers) inland, but Lechaion had prime real estate near the isthmus that connects the Peloponnese peninsula to mainland Greece, meaning that ...

An archaeologist studying the ancient Roman Forum in Corinth, Greece, just identified one of the buildings within it as a ...

In summer 2016, Paul Scotton, chair of comparative literature and classics at California State University, Long Beach, began leading an excavation at the Lechaion Harbor of Ancient Corinth in ...

As legend has it, when the Romans invaded Corinth in 146 B.C. – ultimately destroying the city and beginning their takeover of Greece – Tenea was left unharmed.

Driving about an hour west of Athens, you cross over the Corinth Canal – a four-mile-long shipping lane neatly sliced through the isthmus that connects the Peloponnese with the rest of Greece ...