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A series of articles on ancient history by Scott Chesworth, probably the most underestimated podcast in this list. In the third season, Scott conducted an extensive investigation of the ancient civilization in the first quarter. I saw the archaeologists who finished with Alexander the Great from the rise of the smolter and rediscovered these civilizations in the second season. Season 3 is tracking the family tree starting with Cleopatra and ending with Queen Senobia. Many people hoped that Mike Duncan continued the "Roman History" podcast beyond the collapse of the Western Empire in 476 and followed the story till the end of Constantinople and the Byzantine Empire in 1453 I will. Fortunately, Robin Pierson jumped on and began the history of Byzantine and found where Mike went.
There are many wonderful influential empires in Western civilization. In these historical empires, the legacy of ancient Roman civilization seems to be the most common. Rome is not an empire that grew overnight. # Roman civilization is 120 years of development, prosperity, and eventual collapse. This is the era of innovation, creation and Roman rule. Civilizations attributed the majority of their heritage to the ancient Greeks and many other previously-empowered empires. Romans have gained a lot of social innovation from other empires (like Greeks) and applied information in ways that are beneficial to them ... See more