How One Ancient Language Went Global” explores the roots of language and how it spread and changed across time and place.

Most people would call it a "field mouse," but a scientist would ask, "Was it Peromyscus maniculatus? Or Peromyscus leucopus?

The first true alphabet was an invention of the Greek world, revolutionizing writing, literacy, and shaping foundations of ...

Under a cloud of incense smoke, a group of men and women in a village in northern Greece swayed slowly to the music before ...

A new study uses 3D modeling to recreate the sounds of daily life in Derinkuyu, an ancient underground city in Turkey.

The ancient city . The ancient engineers of Derinkuyu demonstrated incredible skill and foresight, constructing a city that was a masterwork of defense and self-sufficiency. Its p ...

Have you ever walked through the ruins of an ancient city and wondered what life sounded like back then? So has Sezin Nas, a ...

A new analysis of surviving ancient compositions reveals how the Greeks and Romans tuned their instruments.

What did the melodies that accompanied rituals, theaters, or banquets in ancient Greece and Rome more than two thousand years ago actually sound like? A mathematical analysis of all the compositions ...

The ancient Greek hymn is by far the oldest surviving ... the old or exotic (such as the use of harmonic minor scales or the sound of a zither). Tomlin and Fielding have reworked the lyrics ...

Sandison draws a pointed parallel between the ancient oracle’s intelligence ... Alongside Sandison, PCAI has also commissioned Greek sound artist Kostadis Michail to create a sound installation ...