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Selected Writings
My tale begins amid the ash and ruin of Mycenae, once a beacon of Bronze Age might, now a fallen kingdom. I, a scribe and sailor in the city’s heyday, …
Humanity has always been resilient, we have almost been wiped from existence before and I have no doubt the Gods will try again. The Toba Eruption, almost snuffed us out …
In the ancient Near East, you could rarely escape the specter of warfare. It was as much a part of life as the floods or the seasons. Yet, nothing prepared …
In the dim light of dawn on October 1, 331 BC, as the rosy fingers of Eos graced the horizon, I, Alexander of Macedon, stood perched atop a gentle rise. …
The roots of humanity, there’s nothing that captures me more than the Stone Age. Picture a time when humans roamed the Earth and the technology of the time was new …
In the Valley of Oaxaca There is something fascinating about delving into the old cultures of the world. One of my favorite civilizations is the Zapotecs who thrived in the …
The Punic Wars were a series of three wars waged by the ancient states of Rome and Carthage from 264 BC to 146 BC. These wars and the brutality of …
Hannibal’s March to History Watching the seasoned general and one of the greatest military minds of his time, I always knew Hannibal would leave his mark on the world. After …
March toward Babylon: As we approached the Heart of Persia, I knew that I was on the brink of catching Darius. His army stood in our way once again, but …
The Eternal Queen of Egypt; Nefertiti
As I approached the throne of Nefertiti for the first time I knew she had the potential to be legendary. She was a woman ahead of her time, and she …
The Charm of Peru In South America, you find a melting pot of ancient civilizations, each with its own unique culture and contribution to history. One in particular I remember …
Out of the Hill: Athens has always been one of my favorite destinations in Europe. It’s not just because it’s the cradle of Western civilization, but also because of its …