Why the Illyrians were considered relatives of the Celts The fact that Appian associated the Celts with the Galatians is not surprising. After all, the Galatians were actually just a subgroup of the ...

But it has witnessed the rise and fall of empires – the Illyrians, Romans, Ottomans, Venetians – and post-war Yugoslavia. ... Want to unlock unlimited news?

They’re believed to date back to the Roman Empire, though perhaps even earlier, and practically everyone in the region planted their flags in this town and fortress at some point: the Illyrians ...

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 1 revisits the Illyrians, a genetically augmented species that played a role in one of Star Trek: Enterprise 's darkest episodes. A technologically advanced ...

He was a King of Macedon who reigned from approximately 602 BCE to 576 BCE. A member of the royal Argead dynasty, his reign began during significant instability for Macedon. At the start of Aeropus ...

Perdiccas III of Macedon (reigned 368–359 BCE) was a ruler of the ancient Kingdom of Macedon and a member of the Argead dynasty. As the son of Amyntas III and Eurydice I, Perdiccas inherited the ...

Each of our Illyrians wears their heart on their sleeve: carnality reawakens in Freema Agyeman’s Olivia, driving her into a manic lust for Gwyneth Keyworth as Viola’s plucky alter ego, Cesario.

Not the exact same civilization, which is a key characteristic of Butrint: all sorts of empires flourished here and are on display, beginning with the ancient Illyrians, then the Greeks, followed ...

It was discovered in Lower Selce and dates back to the 3rd century BC In the ancient world, the Illyrians had their own special characteristics to identify and distinguish them. Another characteristic ...

ABOUT the dawn of authentic history the Balkan peninsula seems to have been mainly occupied by two kindred Aryan peoples—the Hellenes in the south, the Thrako-Illyrians in the north. Since then ...

Centuries past have seen everyone from the ancient Illyrians, Greeks and Romans to the Byzantines, Venetians and Ottomans, as well as the Austrians, Hungarians and French, leave their historical ...