Josho Brouwers

Josho Brouwers

Josho Brouwers is an archaeologist (MA, PhD) with a focus on war, violence, and society in the ancient Aegean, from the Bronze Age down to the end of the Archaic period.

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A survey of Mycenaean warfare

A survey of Mycenaean warfare

Evidence from the Late Bronze Age Aegean

27 min read

Flattening the palaestra ground

Flattening the palaestra ground

A red-figure cup from Rhodes

4 min read

Did Odin come from Troy?

Did Odin come from Troy?

The Anatolian origins of the Norse pantheon

10 min read

Settling the score

Settling the score

The duel between Paris and Menelaus

9 min read

A portrait of Apollo?

A portrait of Apollo?

Examining a black-figure olpe in Rhodes

5 min read

An Age of Heroes?

An Age of Heroes?

The setting of the ancient Greek myths

7 min read

The day an island was shattered

The day an island was shattered

The eruption of Thera

7 min read

The cemetery at Armenoi

The cemetery at Armenoi

A Late-Minoan archaeological site

6 min read

Attacking from a distance

Attacking from a distance

Archers in ancient Greece

9 min read

From blue boy to blue monkey

From blue boy to blue monkey

Reconstructing a fresco from Knossos

4 min read

Living witness

Living witness

Constructing the past on Star Trek: Voyager

21 min read

Confronting “Collapse”

Confronting “Collapse”

An anarchist perspective on the end of the Bronze Age

20 min read