040 - A Themistoclean End

040 - A Themistoclean End

Today we bring our time with the Athenian leader Themistocles to a close. The character qualities we've seen throughout his career continue to pop up even in the later stages of his life. And although the Greek world continued on in his absence, today we'll try to follow him to his death in exile and see how his supporters and his detractors begin to use his legacy as a battleground for policies that will continue to influence Greece even after his death.

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028 - Unlocking the Pontus Euxinus

028 - Unlocking the Pontus Euxinus

In today's installment, we'll tell a tale of two cities in one sense. The age of colonization in Greece had an early leader in the island of Euboea, but as the Euboeans were stretched thin, Corinth an...

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Halloween Ep. 2.0 - Manuscript Found in a Bottle by Edgar Allan Poe

Halloween Ep. 2.0 - Manuscript Found in a Bottle by Edgar Allan Poe

Welcome to our second annual Halloween special here at the Maritime History Podcast. This year I opted for a nautical tale by the ever-popular American author of the macabre, Edgar Allan Poe. Some peo...

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027 - Odysseus Builds a Boat

027 - Odysseus Builds a Boat

Today we fill in some gaps concerning Greek colonization, looking first at the founding of colonies along the eastern coast of Sicily. The Greeks colonized by force more so than did the Phoenicians, s...

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026 - Sailing Advice from Hesiod, the Farmer-Poet

026 - Sailing Advice from Hesiod, the Farmer-Poet

At long last we make first contact with the Greeks! Today we try to cover the earliest periods of Greek colonization and expansion into the central Mediterranean. Hesiod's writings can give us some in...

18 Sep 20161h 3min

Member 005 - Winstanley's Wonder: The First Eddystone Lighthouse

Member 005 - Winstanley's Wonder: The First Eddystone Lighthouse

This time around I figured we’d draw in near to shore and take a look at a famous lighthouse, or, at least a portion of the history connected to one of England’s most famous lights. The Eddystone Ligh...

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025 - Carthage: A New (City) Hope

025 - Carthage: A New (City) Hope

This week we follow the fleeing Elissa, princess of Tyre, to Qart-ḥadašt, the "New City" that would come into wider fame as Carthage. We start with some talk of the mythical founding of Carthage, some...

15 Juli 201651min

024 - Go West, O Tyre, Go West

024 - Go West, O Tyre, Go West

This week we follow the Phoenicians to the western extremity of their trade network and colonization. While it is difficult to paint a chronological picture of when each colony was established, the ci...

17 Juni 20161h 1min

023 - Setting Up Shop in the Central Med

023 - Setting Up Shop in the Central Med

The Phoenicians are now on the move, pushing the scope of our podcast to the west. While they were mainly concerned with expanding their access to natural resources like copper, iron, and silver, they...

4 Maj 201647min

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