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Cities, the Etruscans, and Global Urbanism: Interview with Professor Simon Stoddart 55:07

6d ago55:07

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Cities are one of the defining features of the Iron Age Mediterranean, as urbanism spread across the sea and beyond to form the backbone of the classical age that would follow. Professor Simon Stoddart is one of the world's leading experts on this process, specifically how it happened in Etruria, and how that particular example compares to urban fo…

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Did Justinian Restore the Roman Empire or Ruin It? Professor Peter Sarris on the Emperor Justinian and His Legacy 46:34

13d ago46:34

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Justinian is, without a doubt, one of the most impactful historical figures of the past 2,000 years. Professor Peter Sarris, a longtime favorite historian of mine, has written an oustanding new account of the man himself, his times, and his legacy, entitled Justinian: Emperor, Soldier, Saint, available now. Patrick's book is now available! Get The …

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The Scythian World 41:45

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The Scythians transformed the Eurasian steppe. They built giant burial mounds for their powerful kings, raided and plundered their sedentary neighbors, and laid down the template for every nomadic empire that would follow over the next 2000 years, from Attila to Tamerlane. Patrick's book is now available! Get The Verge: Reformation, Renaissance, an…

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The Iron Age Steppe and the Emergence of the Scythians 40:25

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For millennia, the Eurasian steppe has been the highway connecting the distant ends of Europe and Asia. But at the beginning of the Iron Age, something important changed. A new people, the Scythians, rose to prominence, exploding outward from southern Siberia from the 9th century BC onward. Patrick's book is now available! Get The Verge: Reformatio…

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The Greco-Persian Wars 4: Plataea and the Aftermath 35:29

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The Persian Wars came to an end in the spring of 479 BC, when the land forces of the allied Greeks met the Persian army in an epic clash at Plataea. But the legacy of the Persian Wars would last for decades and centuries to come, shaping memory, identity, and the future relationship between the Greeks and the Persians. Patrick's book is now availab…

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Cutting-Edge Archaeology on the Eurasian Steppe: Gino Caspari on the Scythians 48:33

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In excavating massive Iron Age burial mounds in southern Siberia, Dr. Gino Caspari is doing some of the most innovative archaeology in the world, and he's doing it in one of the most remote places on the planet. Dr. Caspari is an expert on the Scythians, the enigmatic, powerful people who ruled the vast grasslands of Eurasia during the Iron Age. Pa…

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The Greco-Persian Wars, Part 3: Athens in Flames and the Battle of Salamis 37:51

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The Persian invasion of Greece aimed to do one thing above all else: punish Athens for its transgressions against the Great King. After defeating Leonidas, the vast army descended on Attica and burned much of the city. But the Greek allies were waiting for them nearby, and the result was one of the largest and most decisive naval battles in history…

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The Greco-Persian Wars, Part 2: Xerxes and the Invasion of Greece 40:05

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In 480 BC, the Persian Great King Xerxes descended on mainland Greece with one of the largest armies and navies the world had ever seen. The Persians swept through the approaches to Greece, winning allies and destroying their foes along the way, before meeting the Spartan king Leonidas at the Hot Gates of Thermopylae. Patrick's book is now availabl…

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The Greco-Persian Wars, Part 1: The Ionian Revolt to the Battle of Marathon 41:21

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The wars between the Persians and the Greeks have become a cornerstone of the idea of "Western Civilization," a defining moment when Greeks became Greeks in opposition to the outside world. But this series of conflicts was far more complicated than a simple civilizational clash; it was born of a particular world, and to properly understand the Pers…

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Thinking Like a Persian King: Professor John Hyland on the Persian Perspective of the Greco-Persian Wars 1:01:17

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When we think about the wars between the Persians and the Greeks, our perspective is quite explicitly that of the Greeks. But how did the Persians view these conflicts, and what were they after? Professor John Hyland explains his fascinating research on how the Persians understood war and their war with the Greeks. Patrick's book is now available! …

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Persia Ascendant 39:33

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While Cyrus the Great built the Persian Empire from the ground up, his successors expanded it until the new state stretched from the Indus Valley of Pakistan to the Upper Nile, Kazakhstan to the Aegean, the Balkans to the Hindu Kush. This new Persia was built not just to expand through conquest but to endure, becoming an empire that would last for …

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Midas, Croesus, and the Lost Kingdoms of Iron Age Anatolia 43:52

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The kingdoms of Iron Age Anatolia survive only as whispers in the archaeological and historical record; others exist through enigmatic references and legends in the writings of foreigners; and still others left behind relatively abundant records, allowing us to reconstruct a thriving world of states that have been almost totally forgotten. Patrick'…

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The Archaeology of Ancient Israel and Judah: Interview with Professor Avraham Faust 46:27

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What was life like in the ancient kingdoms of Israel and Judah? Few people are better qualified to answer that question than Professor Avraham Faust, who has excavated and written extensively about the archaeology of the ancient southern Levant, with a compelling blend of breadth and depth. Patrick's book is now available! Get The Verge: Reformatio…

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Patrick is Hosting a New Show! Check out the "Pursuit of Dadliness" Now! 3:14

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Welcome to "The Pursuit of Dadliness." This is a podcast for folks who want to enjoy their passions and their hobbies, whatever those might be, and genuinely strive to get better at doing stuff and more knowledgeable about the world around them. That, to me, is the essence of Dadliness. If you like tall wooden ships, smoked meats, remembering medio…

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Cyrus the Great and the Rise of the Persian Empire 39:23

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The Persians were unlikely successors to the Assyrians and Babylonians, a fringe people of no particular importance, until Cyrus the Great became the most successful conqueror the world had ever seen. He built an empire stretching from Central Asia to the borders of Egypt, the Aegean to the Persian Gulf, and laid the foundations for a state that wo…

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Theocracy, Fragmentation, and the Kushite Kings: Egypt after the New Kingdom 39:42

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Egypt's New Kingdom, the peak of its monumental building and international power, ended in the aftermath of the Bronze Age Collapse. Once again, Egypt fragmented into multiple smaller states. Yet millions of people still lived and died under the rule of those claiming the mantle of the ancient pharaohs, and Egypt in the Third Intermediate Period wa…

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The Neo-Babylonian Empire and the Destruction of Jerusalem 40:12

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Despite controlling a huge swathe of the Near East for the better part of a century, the Neo-Babylonian Empire is nearly forgotten today, aside from one key act: the destruction of Jerusalem and the exile of the people of the kingdom of Judah. Patrick's book is now available! Get The Verge: Reformation, Renaissance, and Forty Years that Shook the W…

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The Rise of the Persian Empire: Professor Matt Waters on Ancient Empires and Cyrus the Great 52:48

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The Persian Empire followed in the footsteps of the Assyrians and Babylonians, but it was a much different entity than its predecessors, and its founder - Cyrus the Great - deserves to be mentioned among history's most accomplished conquerors. Professor Matt Waters joins me to discuss Cyrus, the Persians, and the empires that shaped life for millio…

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Summer Book Club: Dr. Keith Pluymers on Indigenous America 49:31

4M ago49:31

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It's summertime, and I hope you're reading some great books. Dr. Keith Pluymers joins me once again to talk about one that you all might enjoy, by the historian Pekka Hamalainen - Indigenous Continent: The Epic Contest for North America. Patrick's book is now available! Get The Verge: Reformation, Renaissance, and Forty Years that Shook the World i…

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The Iron Fist of Empire and the Destruction of Israel and Judah 41:22

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Israel and Judah flourished for centuries as kingdoms on the margins of the Near East's great empires, but when the Assyrians turned their attention toward their smaller neighbors, disaster and destruction quickly followed. Patrick's book is now available! Get The Verge: Reformation, Renaissance, and Forty Years that Shook the World in hardcopy, eb…

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The Roots of Israel and Judah 41:06

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The roots of ancient Judaism, and the Abrahamic religions, are to be found in the arid hills and fertile valleys of Canaan more than 3,000 years ago. That was where the kingdoms of Israel and Judah came into being, and their inhabitants began to develop traditions that still shape the world millennia later. Patrick's book is now available! Get The …

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Headhunting, Migration, and Ancient DNA in Iron Age Europe: Interview with Professor Ian Armit 51:25

5M ago51:25

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Professor Ian Armit has ranged both widely and deeply over the study of European prehistory, examining everything from headhunting practices among the ancient Celts to migration in the Bronze and Iron Ages. Patrick's book is now available! Get The Verge: Reformation, Renaissance, and Forty Years that Shook the World in hardcopy, ebook, or audiobook…

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Childhood, Motherhood, and the Body in Iron Age Europe: Interview with Professor Katharina Rebay-Salisbury 48:01

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Thanks to cutting-edge tools, archaeologists can study the lives of past people in ways that were never before possible. Professor Katharina Rebay-Salisbury applies those tools to children and mothers in Bronze and Iron Age Europe, shedding light on the experiences of those often left out of traditional narratives. Patrick's book is now available! …

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The Last Kings of Rome and the Foundation of the Roman Republic 44:47

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What really happened in the last years of the 6th century BC? The Romans believed that this was the time when they overthrew their last king, Tarquinius Superbus, and founded the Republic, but how much did they actually know about events centuries in the past? Patrick's book is now available! Get The Verge: Reformation, Renaissance, and Forty Years…

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The Hallstatt Culture, the Celts, and the Rise of the European Iron Age 43:31

6M ago43:31

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The Hallstatt Culture defines the end of the Bronze Age and the beginning of the Iron Age in Continental Europe. It was a time of long-distance connections between rich and powerful elites, migration, trade, and the remaking of Europe's ethnic and linguistic map, when the people we know as Celts emerged into history. Patrick's book is now available…

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Cities, the Etruscans, and Global Urbanism: Interview with Professor Simon Stoddart 55:07

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Did Justinian Restore the Roman Empire or Ruin It? Professor Peter Sarris on the Emperor Justinian and His Legacy 46:34

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The Scythian World 41:45

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The Iron Age Steppe and the Emergence of the Scythians 40:25

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The Greco-Persian Wars 4: Plataea and the Aftermath 35:29

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Cutting-Edge Archaeology on the Eurasian Steppe: Gino Caspari on the Scythians 48:33

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The Greco-Persian Wars, Part 3: Athens in Flames and the Battle of Salamis 37:51

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The Greco-Persian Wars, Part 2: Xerxes and the Invasion of Greece 40:05

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The Greco-Persian Wars, Part 1: The Ionian Revolt to the Battle of Marathon 41:21

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Thinking Like a Persian King: Professor John Hyland on the Persian Perspective of the Greco-Persian Wars 1:01:17

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Persia Ascendant 39:33

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Midas, Croesus, and the Lost Kingdoms of Iron Age Anatolia 43:52

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The Archaeology of Ancient Israel and Judah: Interview with Professor Avraham Faust 46:27

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Patrick is Hosting a New Show! Check out the "Pursuit of Dadliness" Now! 3:14

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Cyrus the Great and the Rise of the Persian Empire 39:23

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Theocracy, Fragmentation, and the Kushite Kings: Egypt after the New Kingdom 39:42

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The Neo-Babylonian Empire and the Destruction of Jerusalem 40:12

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The Rise of the Persian Empire: Professor Matt Waters on Ancient Empires and Cyrus the Great 52:48

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Summer Book Club: Dr. Keith Pluymers on Indigenous America 49:31

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The Iron Fist of Empire and the Destruction of Israel and Judah 41:22

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The Roots of Israel and Judah 41:06

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Headhunting, Migration, and Ancient DNA in Iron Age Europe: Interview with Professor Ian Armit 51:25

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Childhood, Motherhood, and the Body in Iron Age Europe: Interview with Professor Katharina Rebay-Salisbury 48:01

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The Last Kings of Rome and the Foundation of the Roman Republic 44:47

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The Hallstatt Culture, the Celts, and the Rise of the European Iron Age 43:31

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