Long time fan Stefan, keep up the good work

It's not bad, glad I found it :)

lol go see my latest blog for some proper Spartan history... and my account for other pieces of Greek history... no fr

appreciated :)

Title typo Good to see you're making tasty provision for Storm Dennis - they look great! ...Why do such devastating disasters have such threatless names?

V from V for Vendetta... if he's even a superhero :D otherwise, Batman

The film "In Bruges" made me make this comment...

i need me some damn followers n upvotes, Greco-Roman history posts

cant tell if hes confused or angry, or both

Deliberately, over 80% of immigrants that come into Europe or the US are men around their 20's: (as a classical historian, I could go into even more detail as to why the family depicted isn't AT ALL a

These people protesting cannot point to ONE crime committed by President Trump with facts and evidence; it's just a sea of indoctrinated, brainwashed zombies lulled into believing that their thoughts on

Honestly that's as much as I know XD not many people's specialty if we're honest. Would be interesting to look into tho ofc

Beautiful :) x

From what I know, they were Indo-Europeans originating from north and north-east of the Black Sea, near Scythia. They invaded parts of Asia Minor, some of which belonged to the Neo-Assyrian empire.

Maybe Kings had death MASKS and anyone else had only COINS on their eyes for their burials, like a symbol of more power?

That's awesome to hear - glad you're liking them! More coming soon.

The Greeks got their alphabet from the Phoenicians, from modern-day Lebanon-ish. The Etruscans of northern Italy got their alphabet from the Greeks. The Romans adopted their alphabet from the Etruscans,

I had a look in Herodotus' "Histories", and in Book 7.58, he mentions a force under Xerxes rounding the sea, calling it "the Black Gulf". His army crossed a river flowing into the sea,

The vids I've uploaded onto YouTube are pieces of music from the game Rome: Total War. I uploaded them YEARS ago and didn't really plan on uploading them to Steemit, although there's no reason why I couldn't

Thanks very much for the feedback! Now that I've somewhat loosely covered Minoan, Mycenaean and Dark-Age Greece, I've got plans to do posts on Archaic, Classical and Hellenistic Greece, as well as, much