037 - The Naval Battle of Artemisium - Part II

037 - The Naval Battle of Artemisium - Part II

In Part II of our look at the naval Battle of Artemisium, we finally get into the heat of battle. The episode is bookended by some trickery and psychological warfare courtesy of the inimitable Themistocles. In the middle, though, we discuss the 3 separate days and 3 separate engagements that made up the battle as a whole. Tactics, planning, chaos: we've got it all today. We've got yet another storm that makes an appearance, and this time it takes 200 Persian ships with it, making them victims of the infamous Hollows of Euboea.

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028 - Unlocking the Pontus Euxinus

028 - Unlocking the Pontus Euxinus

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023 - Setting Up Shop in the Central Med

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