
Historyteller is semi-monthly podcast that focuses on weaving true tales from ancient sources with contemporary archaeological data to give a true historical storytelling experience. Current: The History of Carthage
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Categories | EducationArtsBooks | ||||

Motya was going to die. And Motya knew it. In the intense heat of the summer of 397, the Motyans stood behind their defensive walls, which they had just fortified using the stones from the ruins of an ancient temple nearby. And they had also taken th... more
Gela was a Doric city, founded in 688 BC by Greeks from the islands of Rhodes and Crete. It was the metropolis of Acragas. She was built on a long low hill, running parallel to the South Eastern coast of Sicily. She took her name from the river that ... more
During the 415 - 413 BC Athenian invasion of Sicily, a Syracusan aristocrat named Hermocrates had become the hero of the day, by uniting all the Sicilian Greeks against the Athenians. He was then sent as a naval commander to the Peloponnese to help t... more
With ten episodes on Carthaginian history under our collective belts, we have come to a close on what we can call the “early history” of Carthage. From this episode, that is Episode 1.11, onwards, we will open up a new chapter. For the next little wh... more
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My keen interest in ancient history is inextricably linked to my innate curiosity. When the presenter’s occasional quips in episodes 1.2 - 1.4 morphed into unabashed indignation and outright resentment in episode 1.5, that curiosity spurred a quick Google search of Mr. Irfan’s name. I encourage other listeners to do their own research, paying particular attention to the opinions he shares on his Twitter account (@ahsanirfan1985) and the views he expresses during interviews on YouTube and other p... more
It’s interesting to hear about Phoenician history, but the host’s tic of referring to cities/polities with female pronouns is very off-putting for me. Cities aren’t people!
I am going to Tunis and wanted to know more about Carthage when seeing the ruins there. This podcast fit the bill perfectly. For a story with so few details he does a great job researching and organizing into a good story.
This podcast is an exceptional resource for all history buffs! The host is passionate, knowledgeable, and a great presenter! Do yourself a favor and subscribe to this excellent podcast!
This podcast presents history in such an engaging way! The host clearly knows what he’s talking about, and his passion is contagious! I always learn something new after having listened!










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