The End of the Age of the SuccessorsWondery / Patrick Wyman
Wondery / Patrick Wyman
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- The Fall of the Carolingian Empire: Interview with Dr. David PerryWondery / Patrick Wyman
- The Birth of the Carthaginian EmpireWondery / Patrick Wyman
- What If: Alexander the Great had Died at the Granicus River?Wondery / Patrick Wyman
- Excavating a Scythian Royal Burial Mound: Interview with Dr. Gino CaspariWondery / Patrick Wyman
- The Tyrants of Syracuse and the Wars with CarthageWondery / Patrick Wyman
- King Pyrrhus of Epirus and a New Age of Mediterranean PoliticsWondery / Patrick Wyman
- The Pyrrhic WarWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Duels, Violence, and Conflict in Early Modern Europe: Interview with Professor Stuart CarrollWondery / Patrick Wyman
- The Defeat of Pyrrhus and the Road to the Punic WarsWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Interview: Professor Lyndal Roper on the German Peasants' WarWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Soldiers and Labor Markets in the Hellenistic World: Interview with Dr. Charlotte van RegenmortelWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Rebroadcast: Peasants' Rebellions and ResistanceWondery / Patrick Wyman
- How and Why Rome and Carthage Went to War in 264 BCWondery / Patrick Wyman
- The First Punic WarWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Rome in the Middle RepublicWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Rome, Carthage, and the Punic Wars: Interview with Dr. Bret DevereauxWondery / Patrick Wyman
- The Carthaginian Conquest of IberiaWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Hannibal Invades ItalyWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Combining Ancient DNA and History: Interview with Dr. Pontus SkoglundWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Experiencing the Battle of CannaeWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Why Didn't Cannae Win the War for Hannibal?Wondery / Patrick Wyman
- The Rise of Scipio Africanus and the War in IberiaWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Why Was Carthage Such a Threat to Rome? Interview with Dr. Bret Devereaux, Part 2Wondery / Patrick Wyman
- The Final Defeat of Hannibal BarcaWondery / Patrick Wyman
- On Ancient History and Our Shared Heritage: Interview with Professor Walter ScheidelWondery / Patrick Wyman
- War and the Hellenistic WorldWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Rome Enters the Hellenistic WorldWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Who was Thomas More? Interview with Dr. Joanne PaulWondery / Patrick Wyman
- The Roman Conquest of the Hellenistic WorldWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Encore: The Rise and Fall of the Medici BankWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Encore: Jakob Fugger: The Richest Man Who Ever Lived?Wondery / Patrick Wyman
- Guerrilla Warfare and Insurgency in the American Civil War: Interview with Professor Andrew FialkaWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Why Did Rome Win?Wondery / Patrick Wyman
- How the Horse Changed the World: Interview with Author David ChaffetzWondery / Patrick Wyman
- The Forgotten Power-Broker of the Roman Republic: Interview with Professor Douglas BoinWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Celts and the European Iron AgeWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Rome's Deadliest Enemies: The Gauls of ItalyWondery / Patrick Wyman
- The Celts of the East and the Iron Age BalkansWondery / Patrick Wyman
- The First Cities North of the Alps: Interview with Professor Manuel Fernandez-GötzWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Alexander's Successors and the Danube FrontierWondery / Patrick Wyman
- The Celts Invade GreeceWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Thucydides, the Greatest Historian of All Time: Interview with Robin Waterfield and Professor Polly LowWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Interview with Dr. Owen Rees (Book, The Far Edges of the Known World releases 9/30/25)Wondery / Patrick Wyman
- The Ancient Economy from Assyria to AugustusWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Living and Working in Imperial BabyloniaWondery / Patrick Wyman
- The Story of Carbon Dioxide is the Story of Everything: Interview with Journalist Peter BrannenWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Building the Pyramids and the Valley of the KingsWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Listen Now: American History Tellers | The MayflowerWondery / Patrick Wyman
- Love, War, and Diplomacy in the Late Bronze Age: Interview with Professor Eric ClineWondery / Patrick Wyman
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