Tides of History
Everywhere around us are echoes of the past. Those echoes define the boundaries of states and countries, how we pray and how we fight. They determine what money we spend and how we earn it at work, what language we speak and how we raise our children. From Wondery, host Patrick Wyman, PhD (“Fall Of Rome”) helps us understand our world and how it got to be the way it is.Listen to Tides of History on the Wondery App or wherever you get your podcasts. You can listen to bonus episodes available excl...
Episodes (382)
Migration in Human History
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The Last Mailbag!
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Ancient DNA and the Future of the Past
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A Voyage Through the Mediterranean at the Fall of Carthage
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What is the Atlantic World? Interview with Professor Keith Pluymers
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The Life of Publius Afer (Rome, 200 BC)
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Ancient Slaveries
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Past Lives: Saint Patrick, Slavery, and the Fall of the Roman Empire
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Mailbag!
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Recent Discoveries in the Ancient Americas: Professor Shane Miller Returns
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Doing Business in Mid-Republican Rome
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Interview with Professor Tom Birkett on "Runes: A Concise History"
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How Alexander the Great's Soldiers Spent Their Money
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Two Murders at the Dawn of History (Lost Worlds Audiobook Preview)
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Past Lives: Nanaya'ila'i and the Bleeding Edge of the Assyrian Empire
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The Economic Life of Megakles, Farmer of Classical Athens
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Doing History through Movies: Interview with Dr. Jason Herbert
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Listen to Patrick's New History Podcast, Past Lives
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Why Was Classical Athens So Rich?
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Patrick's New History Show, Past Lives, Launches December 3rd!
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Why the Hundred Years War Actually Lasted Two Hundred Years: Interview with Prof...
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The Phoenicians, the Greeks, and the Iron Age Mediterranean
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Love, War, and Diplomacy in the Late Bronze Age: Interview with Professor Eric C...
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Building the Pyramids and the Valley of the Kings
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The Story of Carbon Dioxide is the Story of Everything: Interview with Journalis...
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Living and Working in Imperial Babylonia
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The Ancient Economy from Assyria to Augustus
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Interview with Dr. Owen Rees (Book, The Far Edges of the Known World releases 9/...
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Thucydides, the Greatest Historian of All Time: Interview with Robin Waterfield...
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The Celts Invade Greece
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Alexander's Successors and the Danube Frontier
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The First Cities North of the Alps: Interview with Professor Manuel Fernandez-Gö...
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The Celts of the East and the Iron Age Balkans
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Rome's Deadliest Enemies: The Gauls of Italy
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Celts and the European Iron Age
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The Forgotten Power-Broker of the Roman Republic: Interview with Professor Dougl...
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How the Horse Changed the World: Interview with Author David Chaffetz
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Why Did Rome Win?
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Guerrilla Warfare and Insurgency in the American Civil War: Interview with Profe...
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Encore: Jakob Fugger: The Richest Man Who Ever Lived?
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Encore: The Rise and Fall of the Medici Bank
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The Roman Conquest of the Hellenistic World
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Who was Thomas More? Interview with Dr. Joanne Paul
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Rome Enters the Hellenistic World
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War and the Hellenistic World
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On Ancient History and Our Shared Heritage: Interview with Professor Walter Sche...
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The Final Defeat of Hannibal Barca
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Why Was Carthage Such a Threat to Rome? Interview with Dr. Bret Devereaux, Part...
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The Rise of Scipio Africanus and the War in Iberia
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Why Didn't Cannae Win the War for Hannibal?
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