Tides of History

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Soldiers and Labor Markets in the Hellenistic World: Interview with Dr. Charlotte van Regenmortel

Soldiers and Labor Markets in the Hellenistic World: Interview with Dr. Charlotte van Regenmortel

Feb 27, 2025

The decades after the death of Alexander the Great saw a massive increase in the scale and intensity of warfare over an area stretching from Italy to Afghanistan. Dr. Charlotte van Regenmortel joins m...

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Interview: Professor Lyndal Roper on the German Peasants' War

Interview: Professor Lyndal Roper on the German Peasants' War

Feb 20, 2025

The German Peasants' War was the largest popular revolt in Europe before the French Revolution, but it's largely been forgotten. Why? Professor Lyndal Roper of the University of Oxford joins me to dis...

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The Defeat of Pyrrhus and the Road to the Punic Wars

The Defeat of Pyrrhus and the Road to the Punic Wars

Feb 13, 2025

Pyrrhus of Epirus won costly but clear victories over the Romans in their first battlefield meetings, but couldn't win the war. Rome's dogged determination eventually won the war for them and placed t...

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Duels, Violence, and Conflict in Early Modern Europe: Interview with Professor Stuart Carroll

Duels, Violence, and Conflict in Early Modern Europe: Interview with Professor Stuart Carroll

Feb 06, 2025

Early modern Europe was a violent place, full of duels, bloody encounters, and decades-long feuds. In many ways, it was more fractious and dangerous than it had been during the Middle Ages. Professor ...

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The Pyrrhic War

The Pyrrhic War

Jan 30, 2025

By 281 BC, Rome controlled much of Italy, but the city was still a minor player on the larger Mediterranean scene. That changed when King Pyrrhus of Epirus crossed the Adriatic with a powerful army of...

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King Pyrrhus of Epirus and a New Age of Mediterranean Politics

King Pyrrhus of Epirus and a New Age of Mediterranean Politics

Jan 23, 2025

While the Punic Wars mark the stage of Roman history with which most people are familiar, Rome's entrance onto the stage of Mediterranean power politics actually came a decade earlier, with a bloody, ...

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The Tyrants of Syracuse and the Wars with Carthage

The Tyrants of Syracuse and the Wars with Carthage

Jan 16, 2025

As the fourth century drew to a close, Rome wasn't the only rising power in the central Mediterranean; Syracuse and Carthage were battling for dominance in Sicily and beyond, fighting devastating wars...

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Excavating a Scythian Royal Burial Mound: Interview with Dr. Gino Caspari

Excavating a Scythian Royal Burial Mound: Interview with Dr. Gino Caspari

Jan 09, 2025

Dr. Gino Caspari returns to discuss the extraordinary finds at his most recent excavation of an early (maybe the earliest) Scythian royal burial mound in Siberia! We discuss horse sacrifice, state for...

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What If: Alexander the Great had Died at the Granicus River?

What If: Alexander the Great had Died at the Granicus River?

Jan 02, 2025

How would history look different if Alexander the Great had died in 334 BC? Would Macedonia still have conquered most of Asia? Patrick's book is now available! Get The Verge: Reformation, Renaissance,...

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The Birth of the Carthaginian Empire

The Birth of the Carthaginian Empire

Dec 26, 2024

Carthage spent most of the fifth century BC building up its economy, but in the aftermath of the disastrous Athenian expedition to Sicily, the Carthaginians decided that the time was ripe to create a ...

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