Piracy and Slave Trading in Classical and Hellenistic Greece

March 23, 2020

**Altikulac Sarcophagus Dynast of Hellespontine Phrygia attacking a Greek psiloi early 4th century BCE / Photo by Elisa Triolo, Wikimedia Commons**

By Dr. David Martin Lewis
Faculty, Classics
University of Edinburgh

032220-09-Piracy-Slavery-Ancient-Greek-Greece-History

Published by Revistas, Mare Nostrum, 08.09.2019, under the terms of a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International license.

Comments

comments

As an academic researcher and teacher of ancient and medieval history, I endeavor to give voice to the ideas and concepts from my studies and those of others and share them with those people seeking exposure to expert perspectives who may otherwise lack such direct access. I believe it is important that we open avenues of productive dialogue between experts and non-experts - both of whom I try to bring together here - in order to elevate the greater discussion of ideas among the engaged populace.

This website is our coffee table, and we invite you to join us - have a seat with your favorite cup of joe and see where the conversation leads.

On behalf of myself and the Brewminate team, welcome!

Matthew A. McIntosh

%d bloggers like this:

Like this:

Comments