Ancient Greeks at War: Warfare in the Classical World from Agamemnon to Alexander.
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| Title: | Ancient Greeks at War: Warfare in the Classical World from Agamemnon to Alexander. |
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| Authors: | Tolver-Banks, Jessica1 |
| Source: | Teaching History (0040-0602). Mar2025, Vol. 59 Issue 1, p76-77. 2p. |
| Subject Terms: | Military science, Military history, Military strategy, Greek history, Ancient civilization |
| Geographic Terms: | Macedonia (Greece), Greece |
| Abstract: | The article "Ancient Greeks at War: Warfare in the Classical World from Agamemnon to Alexander" by Simon Elliott provides a comprehensive examination of warfare in Ancient Greek civilization over three millennia. The author chronologically traces the evolution of Greek military strategy, tactics, and technology, from the Minoan culture to the Roman absorption of the Greek world. Elliott's work stands out for its detailed analysis of military establishments, including the hoplite phalanx and the Macedonian pike phalanx, showcasing a sophisticated understanding of military development. The book is recommended for scholars and students interested in ancient Greek history, military history, or classical studies, offering a valuable reference on the evolution of warfare within Greek civilization. [Extracted from the article] |
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| Database: | Education Research Complete |
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