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.

Josho Brouwers

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A Minoan harbour town

A Minoan harbour town

The ancient site of Kommos in Crete

4 min read

A Total War Saga: Troy

A Total War Saga: Troy

Thoughts on the game

10 min read

Wandering the wine-dark sea

Wandering the wine-dark sea

Greek migration and dialects

9 min read

An ancient, sacred place

An ancient, sacred place

The Melidoni Cave near Rethymno, Crete

4 min read

Homer’s Trojan War

Homer’s Trojan War

A video produced by Invicta History

3 min read

How does one interpret figurative art?

How does one interpret figurative art?

A look behind the curtain

Josho Brouwers, Joshua R. Hall, and Matthew Lloyd

8 min read

Achilles’ heel?

Achilles’ heel?

Origins of a hero’s weak point

5 min read

Carved into rock

Carved into rock

The so-called “caves” (tombs) at Matala

5 min read

Sources of disinformation

Sources of disinformation

Bad reconstructions of Aegean warriors

12 min read

Mycenaean chariots

Mycenaean chariots

A video produced by Invicta History

7 min read

Blood, bronze, and balony

Blood, bronze, and balony

A video about battles in the Bronze Age

28 min read

Greek warfare and Homer

Greek warfare and Homer

28 min read