Always a pleasure, Robbie. Appreciate you man.

You can't cast through ancient Greece without landing on φιλοσοφία (philosophy) at some point. There's no one better to discuss it with than Lantern Jack , host of Ancient Greece Declassified. Great stuff Casting Through Ancient Greece .

I owe the existence of my show to Paul Cartledge's body of work, cant wait to hear what he and Mark discuss!

Mark's latest offering sees a plague ridden Athens lose its greatest political figure of the past 40 years in Pericles. Meanwhile, outside the cities walls, the Spartans lay siege to Plataea. The site of their greatest victory in the Greco-persian wars. Should be a cracking ep!

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The pivotal naval engagement of the Greco-Persian wars, Salamis was the keel upon which rested the fate of the Hellenic league. I can't thank Barry Strauss enough for lending his expertise. Hope you all enjoy. #Classics #History #podcast

Join Mark as he dives into the 1st year of the Peloponnesian war, otherwise known as the Archidamian War, named after the Spartan king who launched invasions of Attica at this time. Grear work Casting Through Ancient Greece !

Hey Robbie! It's always great to catch up man.

In Casting Through Ancient Greece's latest offering Corinth, the most powerful Peloponnesian League client, attempts to bring Sparta into direct conflict with Athens. Cheers, Mark.

Some more views from my visits to #Sparta and its environs today.

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Check out the lates and greatest from Casting Through Ancient Greece . This time Mark takes a look at the consolidation of Athenian power within the Aegean and surrounds, in the period before the Peloponnesian war.

Haha! Poor cat just wanted some earth and water.

In the latest episode of Casting Through Ancient Greece podcast, Mark brings the story of Corinth up to a contemporary point with his broader narrative. Thanks Mark, great to see Corinth getting some well deserved attention!

Out Friday 10th March 👇🔊

66: Corinth, Emergence on the Greek Stage

We continue our look at the development of Corinth through the Archaic and into the Classical Age.

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Spartas most powerful ally in the Peloponnesian league was none other than Corinth. The mighty ismthian city is Marks topic for the latest episode of Casting Through Ancient Greece podcast. Get it right here, right now.

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38. Thermopylae with Professor Paul Cartledge

Need I say more.

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In 440 BCE Athens intervened in a dispute between Samos and Miletus. The affair threatened to boil over into a serious conflict as both Sparta and Persia cast their gaze in that direction. Join Mark for his dissection of the Samian War!

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In the second episode on Romans in Scotland I continue the chat with Roman Scotland as we talk about the 3 Roman campaigns there. It was great fun and we cover a lot!🏺🏛️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
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Episode 37, The Interbellum

Hi Folks. Happy new year, belatedly, to you all. In this installment of the show I cover the years between Marathon and Thermopylae, the build up of Greek and Persian forces.

Take care.
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The commander of the Greek fleet against the Persians in 480 BC was the Spartan Eurybiades - even though Sparta only contributed 10 triremes.

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⭐ New Episode - Enslaved Women During Slave Revolts with Assistant Professor Katharine Huemoeller

When enslaved people rose up against their masters in ancient Rome, what role did the women play? We're about to find out! partialhistorians.com/2023/01/05/spe…