Alexander The Great and His Impact on Ancient Culture and Literature
Alexander the Great produced a significant impact on the development of ancient Greek culture and literature. In this respect, it is important to underline that his successes inspired many Greek writers as well as his subordinates to write about his achievements.
Homosexual Leaders in History!
You may just be surprised at what you find.
History of Warfare – Introduction
To understand ancient history, it is necessary to understand the role of warfare in antiquity. Therefore, the purpose of this articles is to provide an introduction to the study of warfare in the ancient world, from the first clash of bronze weapons on bronze armor down through the fall of the Roman Empire.
Alexander The Great and Egypt
The assassination of Phillip II of Macedonia in 336 BC saw the start of Alexander’s attack on the Persian empire. Alexander was the son of Phillip and felt that he should continue with his father’s campaign. Alexander came to Egypt in 332 BC, which instigated a further decline in the ancient Egyptian culture. If the Persians had not occupied Egypt at this time then perhaps Alexander would have left it alone, producing a very different end to the story.
Alexander! The Consummate Warrior King
The search for the Tomb of Alexander.
Who Conquered More Territories: Napoleon, Hitler, Genghis Khan or Alexander?
Who conquered more territories: Napoleon, Hitler, Genghis Khan or Alexander?
Curious Facts About Alexander The Great
Curious facts about one of the greatest strategs that have existed.
Macedonia is Greek Part #1
Part 1: Macedonian names & ancient Macedonians.
Bearded Men From Around The World
Many years ago, bearded men were considered to be masculine, full of wisdom, have social status and sexual virility. Today, whatever the reason, some men still prefer to have a beard.
All About Temple of Artemis Ephesus
The temple of Artemis was a sanctuary that was born in the eighth century. He was linked to the ancient history of great characters: Alexander, Praxiteles, Croesus.










