The Dorian invasion theory hypothesizes that a large-scale migration or invasion was responsible for dramatic changes to ...

The Ionian League, was a confederation of twelve Ionian Greek city-states located along the coast of Asia Minor.

Why the name “Dorian”? The ancient Greeks built their music around a series of modes, or scales, one of which was the Dorian mode. The students who formed the Dorian Singing Society at Luther College ...

This archaeological site, which was first claimed by the Dorians (ancient Greeks) in the 9th century B.C., is home to ruins from the Hellenistic (Greek empire built by Alexander the Great), Roman ...

The Dorian Society was organized at Hope in 1921. The name Dorian represents that which is highest, finest and simplest. The Doric column, notable for its strength, simplicity and beauty, became the ...

Celebrating the cunning victory of the ancient Greeks against the ancient Trojans, the Krewe of Dorians retold the epic military tale at its ball Friday at The Orpheum Theatre. With the theme ...

The name Dorian first appeared in Oscar Wilde’s 1890 novel, “The Picture of Dorian Gray.” Wilde likely took it from the Dorians of ancient Greece, to signal the novel’s homoeroticism.