Tides of History

Everywhere around us are echoes of the past. Those echoes define the boundaries of states and countr

Episodes

Total: 319

Israel and Judah flourished for centuries as kingdoms on the margins of the Near East's great empire

The roots of ancient Judaism, and the Abrahamic religions, are to be found in the arid hills and fer

Professor Ian Armit has ranged both widely and deeply over the study of European prehistory, examini

Thanks to cutting-edge tools, archaeologists can study the lives of past people in ways that were ne

What really happened in the last years of the 6th century BC? The Romans believed that this was the

The Hallstatt Culture defines the end of the Bronze Age and the beginning of the Iron Age in Contine

While the Mediterranean world was experiencing its Bronze Age Collapse and the beginnings of the Iro

How and why did so many people come to Rome in the Archaic Period, and how did it become a city? Dr.

Ideas, goods, and fashions bounced around from place to place in the Iron Age Mediterranean, the mos

Iberia is the hinge between worlds: Europe and Africa, the Mediterranean and the Atlantic. That was

What was Rome like before it became one of the biggest cities in the ancient world? How did its earl

The Birth of Rome

2023/5/11

Rome eventually became the heart of one of the largest and most powerful empires the world has ever

When we think of the ancient Mediterranean, our minds first turn to familiar names, such as the Gree

The Etruscans are often called "mysterious," but we actually know quite a bit about them, from their

One of the best ways to understand how the ancient world functioned is to think in terms of networks

Iron Age Italy

2023/4/13

At the beginning of the Iron Age, around 950 BC, Italy was a land of farming villages; just a few ce

Archaic Greece went through some of the most explosive and rapid transformations of any ancient soci

In the space of just a few decades toward the end of the 8th century BC, Greek colonies sprang up ac

Chris Wiggins and Matthew Jones, authors of the new book How Data Happened: A History from the Age o

Despite their obvious importance to understanding the Iron Age and Classical Mediterranean, the Phoe