016 - Old Money: The Ulubururn and Gelidonya Wrecks

016 - Old Money: The Ulubururn and Gelidonya Wrecks

Our dual focus in today's episode are shipwrecks from the same region of southern Turkey. The Cape Gelidonya wreck was discovered first, making it the first ancient shipwreck to have ever been fully recovered from the sea floor. The Uluburun wreck was found later, but it is the oldest shipwreck to have yielded a substantial portion of her cargo along with a portion of the ship hull. Dr. George Bass was the head of both wreck excavations, and the theory he ultimately proposed to explain the ship's and their cargo was one that revolutionized the academic community's view of trade in the Late Bronze Age Mediterranean. Were the Uluburun and Cape Gelidonya wrecks both the ill-fated remains of voyages conducted by 'proto-Phoenecian' sailors from the Levant? Listen to today's episode to hear the evidence for yourself!

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035 - The Eve of War

035 - The Eve of War

In today's episode we take a look at the final moves that both Greece and Persia made on the eve of their war. Themistocles and Aristides take center stage as they maneuver through the political scene...

20 Jun 20181h 12min

034 - Marathon and Persian Naval Power

034 - Marathon and Persian Naval Power

A substantial portion of the Persian fleet was wrecked in a storm in 492 BCE, but after Darius ordered it to be rebuilt, they set sail for Greece in the summer of 490. Today's episode examines the sta...

4 Mar 201859min

033 - A 'Heraldless War' and a Man Named Themistocles

033 - A 'Heraldless War' and a Man Named Themistocles

In today's episode the curtain rises on a young man named Themistocles. He's always recognized for the role that he played at Salamis and in the Greek navy's stand against Persia, but today we go back...

9 Jan 20181h 4min

Halloween Ep. - The Ghost Ship by Richard Middleton

Halloween Ep. - The Ghost Ship by Richard Middleton

Welcome to our third annual Halloween special here at the Maritime History Podcast. Rather than choose a grim, frightening, or eery tale, this year I felt that a more lighthearted fare was in order. T...

29 Okt 201726min

032 - The Letdown at Lade

032 - The Letdown at Lade

If Episode 031 covered the heady, opening stages of the Ionian Revolt, then today's episode covers the denouement and rather anticlimactic conclusion of the revolt. At the start of the episode we foll...

21 Sep 20171h 5min

031 - A Persian Navy, an Ionian Revolt

031 - A Persian Navy, an Ionian Revolt

In today's episode we begin our look at the events that directly contributed to the beginnings of the Greco-Persian War. After a brief summation of the events that brought the early Persian Empire int...

14 Aug 201754min

030 - Trireme 101: How to Build, Sail, and Ram and Ancient Greek Warship

030 - Trireme 101: How to Build, Sail, and Ram and Ancient Greek Warship

Today we have a lengthy primer focused only on the trireme. After a jaunt through some of the evidence related to when the trireme first came into use on the seas of ancient Greece and the Near East w...

3 Jun 20171h 46min

029 - Trade with Egypt, Conflict with Carthage

029 - Trade with Egypt, Conflict with Carthage

In this installment, we continue to follow the Greeks as they expand yet further. Our first destination is Egypt, where the Greek emporion at Naukratis was set up by a diverse group of mercenaries and...

28 Mar 20171h 4min

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