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Load More...Always nice to be noticed! And what's a few centuries between colleagues. 😉
#BadAncientOne is https://t.co/MMwjkotNlg which does some very nice work, especially on Spartan myths, but also other things (I don't always agree with the take on the phalanx chronology and system, but that's details)
Wrestling is one of the oldest Olympic sports ... the Olympics are on. This counts as a relevant post! #Tokyo2020
Take a closer look at Atalanta wrestling Peleus, depicted on this Greek hydria in the Manchester Museum, with @reeshistory via @AncientWorldMag
https://t.co/oCCyIxqt81
Category Archives: Stay at Home Dad
Ancient Greek Fatherhood
Apologies for the dearth of blogs, but there have been many changes around here that have made it harder and harder to find the time. The most fundamental change has been my acceptance to pursue a PhD at Manchester Metropolitan … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient History & My Research, Day-to-day, Stay at Home Dad
Tagged ancient history, fatherhood, Historian, MMU, Owen Rees
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The Curse of the Stay-at-Home-Dad
There is a dark force that permeates the very walls behind which a young Dad cowers for safety. It has appeared from the dark abyss, the recesses of an evil mind, which penetrates even the strongest will and drives us … Continue reading
