The Idea of Marathon. Episode notes.
I hope you enjoyed the episode with Dr Sonya Nevin. If you haven’t listened to it yet, well you can use the player below or just find it wherever you… Read more »
Category: ancient greece
Fantasy Dinner Guests with Helen McVeigh – episode notes.
Well, I’ve been thinking about this format for a while. So I hope you enjoyed the episode. Please rate/review if you can. The episode. My guest. You can find Helen’s… Read more »
Jason of Pherae – episode shownotes.
If you haven’t listened to the episode then you can listen below (or find on the platform you use. As I mentioned in the podcast you can find me on… Read more »
Thebes: Apex and Despair. Podcast episode notes.
This is my final episode in the Theban trilogy, I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did researching and recording it. Here’s the episode: I referenced the Sacrifice… Read more »
The hoplite shield – a quick video on it.
As you might know I’ve started on TikTok and recently created a series of videos on the hoplite shield. I uploaded them as a single video on my Youtube channel… Read more »
Thebes: Revenge and Rivalry. Podcast episode notes.
Just to say again, thanks to all first time listeners and to those returning ones. Really appreciate your support and I hope these notes help you enjoy the episode and… Read more »
Thebes. Walls, teeth and Persians – podcast notes.
As per my promise on the episode here are some notes for the podcast including the reading list. Podcast. If you’ve come to this post without listening – you can… Read more »
Greek Mythical Monsters Map!
Came across this poster which features Greek mythical monsters by their rumoured location. It’s by Neil Parkinson and you can get a copy on his etsy shop. I’ve already ordered… Read more »
The origins of Greek Theatre – Podcast notes.
I hope you enjoyed the podcast, if you haven’t listened to it yet you can do so below or just look up the Ancient History Hound podcast wherever you download… Read more »
The Haloa, a Greek midwinter festival.
Ancient Greece thronged with holidays, sacrifices and events throughout the year. It’s no surprise that there was one such festival in the the mid-winter period. The Haloa was celebrated towards… Read more »