Hoplites and phalanxes

Many of the contributors listed on this website have written extensively on ancient Greek warfare, and about “hoplites” and “phalanxes” – and combinations thereof – in particular.

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Attacking from a distance
Attacking from a distance
Archers in ancient Greece

Josho Brouwers

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Hoplites riding dolphins
Hoplites riding dolphins
An Attic red-figure psykter

Josho Brouwers

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Why abandon the phalanx?
Why abandon the phalanx?
Problems from Rome

Joshua R. Hall and Roel Konijnendijk

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The Chigi Vase
The Chigi Vase
Ceci n’est pas une phalange

Josho Brouwers and Roel Konijnendijk

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Armed riders from Crete
Armed riders from Crete
Reliefs from the temple at Prinias

Josho Brouwers

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The aspis
The aspis
A global shield

Joshua R. Hall

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Understanding Greek Warfare
Understanding Greek Warfare
A new book by Matthew A. Sears

Roel Konijnendijk

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The Spartans at war
The Spartans at war
Myth vs reality

Roel Konijnendijk

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Dancing warriors
Dancing warriors
A plaster cast of a Greek relief

Josho Brouwers

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Greeks fighting dirty
Greeks fighting dirty
Warfare in Classical Greece

Roel Konijnendijk

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A marble lekythos in Leiden
A marble lekythos in Leiden
Hoplites during the Classical period

Josho Brouwers

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Ancient Greek shield blazons
Ancient Greek shield blazons

Josho Brouwers

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