Appreciate it! Some of the newer episodes have been automatically added. I have been meaning to manually add the older ones, but until then you can find them here, www.thehistoryofancientgreece.com
@@ryanmstitt Thank you so much! Already at Homer and the Greek Dark age, I love your archeological, and mythological approach, wish my professors in college had the articulation you did! Keep it up!
@@Marv2121 Oh great! Did those three years ago. Time flies, I suppose. But thanks. If you like archaeology and mythology, make sure to check out all the various episodes on the myths and cultic practices of the gods (I have 14 of them scattered throughout there, the twelve olympians plus Hestia and Hekate). More to come when we get to Hellenistic Age cults!
I have been looking for something like this and thank you so much for taking the time to do it. I've listened to a few out of order and I found this first episode. Thank you
As a History student a month before her ancient history final exam, I want to thank you for saving my life with this podcast. The first episode and it's already thorough and cross-sectional and basically what I've been looking for for a long time! Thank you for making this
I knew if I delved deep enough ide find a gem. This was just what I was looking for in a format I didn't know I wanted it in. Thanks for your excitement and dedication. I'm stoked to learn more from you :)
Came here after I finished listening to Mike Duncan's 'The History of Rome' podcast for the 3rd time. Looking forward to this! Also, check out MIke Duncan's work - I have no affinity with him. Just a great podcast. Anyway - here I am Ryan. Let's go Greek!
I'm loving this, and plan to watch the whole series. Do you have any suggestions of specific history books that make good resources for Greek history inquiries?
Can you please write those names you said in the beginning, the podcasts you said was inspiration!? Because english is not my mother language and i did not catch 2 of them? And how they are wroted!!??? Love your series...
Great content! I'll be binge listening to the whole thing for the rest of the month.
Awesome, not all episodes are up on youtube, but I have 100+ wherever podcasts are found (iTunes, Spotify, Pandora, TuneIn, google play, etc)!
Found my newest obsession since the history of Rome by the Duncan! Keep it up and please slap you podcast on the tube!
Appreciate it! Some of the newer episodes have been automatically added. I have been meaning to manually add the older ones, but until then you can find them here, www.thehistoryofancientgreece.com
@@ryanmstitt Thank you so much! Already at Homer and the Greek Dark age, I love your archeological, and mythological approach, wish my professors in college had the articulation you did! Keep it up!
@@Marv2121 Oh great! Did those three years ago. Time flies, I suppose. But thanks. If you like archaeology and mythology, make sure to check out all the various episodes on the myths and cultic practices of the gods (I have 14 of them scattered throughout there, the twelve olympians plus Hestia and Hekate). More to come when we get to Hellenistic Age cults!
@@Marv2121 Appreciate it! Hope the audio isn't too unbearable in the first dozen or so episodes. It improves!
I have been looking for something like this and thank you so much for taking the time to do it. I've listened to a few out of order and I found this first episode.
Thank you
As a History student a month before her ancient history final exam, I want to thank you for saving my life with this podcast. The first episode and it's already thorough and cross-sectional and basically what I've been looking for for a long time! Thank you for making this
AsiaAsiaJa you’re very welcome! What exam is this by chance?
Thank you for the amazing work and dedication. Ιστορία at it finest!
Thrubes Ko glad you’re enjoying it!
I knew if I delved deep enough ide find a gem. This was just what I was looking for in a format I didn't know I wanted it in. Thanks for your excitement and dedication. I'm stoked to learn more from you :)
Cameron F glad you stumbled across it! It’s also on all the podcasting platforms too if you prefer that over TH-cam :-)
Love ancient history especially the history of ancient greece looking forward to listening to this
Hope you enjoy!
Came here after I finished listening to Mike Duncan's 'The History of Rome' podcast for the 3rd time. Looking forward to this! Also, check out MIke Duncan's work - I have no affinity with him. Just a great podcast. Anyway - here I am Ryan. Let's go Greek!
LOL this guy literally calls out Mike Duncan in the first few minutes! I feel confident this will not disappoint =)
Appreciate this, was looking for a series exactly like this and found it aha.
I'm so excited to start listening!
Hope you enjoy Hannah!
Love your podcast
just started this podcast series! lot of episodes to catch up. Thanks a lot for your effort best regards from a Philhellene
Javier cheers! Hopefully you enjoy :-)
This is really interesting
I'm loving this, and plan to watch the whole series. Do you have any suggestions of specific history books that make good resources for Greek history inquiries?
Leeeeeeets go in adventure 😎🔥🔥🔥
Great Content, and great narration. Keep doing you brotha
Thanks, Peter!
that was a great introduction!!!!!
Thanks Julius!
Can you please write those names you said in the beginning, the podcasts you said was inspiration!? Because english is not my mother language and i did not catch 2 of them? And how they are wroted!!??? Love your series...
Appreciate it! they are found here on the website (www.thehistoryofancientgreece.com/2016/04/hello-im-ryan-stitt-and-welcome-to.html)
is there a transcript for this at all?
of the entire podcast I mean, not the sections
Does this take place between the time periods of 450-1450? ;-;
From Prehistory to (eventually) the end of the "Hellenistic Age" with the Battle of Actium in 31 BCE
@@ryanmstitt thank you.
This is for me as candy is for kids.