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A fun chat about many things to do with ancient warfare and its modern reception. Reconstructing ancient history requires imagination as well as research, and I tried to articulate the difference between "it is possible, but..." and "it is possible, therefore..." approaches to that fact
A slight retranslation courtesy of @roelkonijn.bsky.social asking me how to render "polytropos": "Oi, sheila, tell me about that shifty cunt who went walkabout after he absolutely rooted Troy"
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Roel Konijnendijk
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Tell me, sheila, of the bloke on walkabout
Today on AOH, Dr. @roelkonijn.bsky.social, the Darby Fellow in Ancient History at Lincoln College, Oxford, discusses psychological warfare and imperial brutality in antiquity,Greek ambivalence about war’s glory and horror, & myth-busts Sparta as less uniquely militarist than popularly imagined.