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This is a teaser of the bonus episode, Tactics at Marathon found over on Patreon.
Are the Greeks merely reacting to circumstances, or are they consciously looking to influence the situation to their advantage in the Battle of Marathon? This episode tackles this provocative question head-on, as we revisit this ancient battlefield and scrutinize specific areas of the conflict. We navigate the complex terrain of ancient battlefield tactics, their gradual evolution in Greece, and how they adapted to shifting battlefield conditions. Engage in a stimulating debate among historians about the extent of Greek tactical thinking. Discover the Greeks' decision-making process upon reaching Marathon, especially regarding the strategic placement of their camp. 
Take a step back into time and witness the Greeks' decision to thin their battle line, their advancement on the Persian line at a running pace, and their meticulous positioning of the camps. All these contribute to a greater understanding of their battlefield strategies and the thought processes that influenced them. This episode offers a unique window into ancient military tactics, inviting you to speculate on how these tactics translated into actions on the battlefield. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply curious about ancient warfare, this bonus episode will satisfy your appetite for knowledge, as it expands your understanding of the Battle of Marathon. Remember, the full episode is available on Patreon, where members get exclusive access to these bonus episodes as a token of appreciation for their invaluable support to the show. Stay tuned for more engaging discussions and eye-opening revelations on ancient Greece's military manoeuvres and strategies.
If you would like to hear more and support the series click on the Patreon link at the bottom of the page or you can head to my website to discover other ways to support the series, HereI
 By Mark Selleck
By Mark Selleck4.8
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This is a teaser of the bonus episode, Tactics at Marathon found over on Patreon.
Are the Greeks merely reacting to circumstances, or are they consciously looking to influence the situation to their advantage in the Battle of Marathon? This episode tackles this provocative question head-on, as we revisit this ancient battlefield and scrutinize specific areas of the conflict. We navigate the complex terrain of ancient battlefield tactics, their gradual evolution in Greece, and how they adapted to shifting battlefield conditions. Engage in a stimulating debate among historians about the extent of Greek tactical thinking. Discover the Greeks' decision-making process upon reaching Marathon, especially regarding the strategic placement of their camp. 
Take a step back into time and witness the Greeks' decision to thin their battle line, their advancement on the Persian line at a running pace, and their meticulous positioning of the camps. All these contribute to a greater understanding of their battlefield strategies and the thought processes that influenced them. This episode offers a unique window into ancient military tactics, inviting you to speculate on how these tactics translated into actions on the battlefield. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply curious about ancient warfare, this bonus episode will satisfy your appetite for knowledge, as it expands your understanding of the Battle of Marathon. Remember, the full episode is available on Patreon, where members get exclusive access to these bonus episodes as a token of appreciation for their invaluable support to the show. Stay tuned for more engaging discussions and eye-opening revelations on ancient Greece's military manoeuvres and strategies.
If you would like to hear more and support the series click on the Patreon link at the bottom of the page or you can head to my website to discover other ways to support the series, HereI

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