Dimitris Stamatios

Dimitrios Stamatios is a new member of the Trenfo research team. He has completed his postgraduate studies in History. He is a resident of Malta. He is an executive of a shipping company and in his spare time he writes articles after personal research while completing his PhD thesis on "The influence of navigation on Bronze Age civilization." He has been awarded for his contribution to the understanding of the interrelationship between culture and trade by the Malta Trade Association.

Cronus

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Griechischer Gott Kronos

In Greek mythology, Cronus was the chief of the first generation of Titans, divine descendants of Gaea and Uranus.

Peleus

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Peleus vertraut seinen Sohn Achilles dem Zentauren Chiron an.

Peleus is in Greek mythology king of the Myrmidons of Phthia in Thessaly, the son of Aiakos and Endeis.

Hector

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Szene aus Buch XXIV der Ilias: Hektors Leichnam wird nach Troja zurückgebracht.

Hector is a hero of Greek mythology, the eldest son of Priam, king of Troy, and Hecuba.

Mycenae

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Weg zum Löwentor, Mykene.

Mycenae, is an archaeological site in Greece, located about 90 km southwest of Athens, in the northeastern Peloponnese.

Trojan War

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Achilles, der sich um den von einem Pfeil verwundeten Patroklos kümmert, gekennzeichnet durch Inschriften auf dem oberen Teil der Vase.

In Greek mythology, the Trojan War was a bloody war fought between the Achaeans and the mighty city of Troy, supposedly around 1250 BC.

Eleusinian Mysteries

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Eine Votivtafel, bekannt als Ninnion-Tafel, die Elemente der Eleusinischen Mysterien darstellt und im Heiligtum von Eleusis entdeckt wurde.

The Eleusinian mysteries were religious mystery rites celebrated annually at the shrine of Demeter in the ancient Greek city of Eleusis.

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