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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Misinterpreting the evidence?

Misinterpreting the evidence?

A fragment of a fresco from Pylos

8 min read

Encased in bronze

Encased in bronze

The panoply from a Mycenaean tomb at Dendra

25 min read

Context matters

Context matters

Tackling a bad-faith argument against current iconoclasm

Josho Brouwers, Matthew Lloyd, and Joshua R. Hall

6 min read

Statues are not mere symbols

Statues are not mere symbols

Material culture is meaningfully constituted

5 min read

Dancing figures from Ayia Irini

Dancing figures from Ayia Irini

Clay sculptures of the Bronze Age

6 min read

The cult of ignorance

The cult of ignorance

Towards the social approval of learning

6 min read

The birthplace of Zeus?

The birthplace of Zeus?

The Psychro Cave in Crete

4 min read

The Chigi Vase

The Chigi Vase

Ceci n’est pas une phalange

Josho Brouwers and Roel Konijnendijk

14 min read

Set in stone

Set in stone

The law code of Gortyn

6 min read

The city on the mountain

The city on the mountain

Exploring ancient Lato

4 min read

Armed riders from Crete

Armed riders from Crete

Reliefs from the temple at Prinias

4 min read

Ariadne’s Threads

Ariadne’s Threads

A book on Aegean clothing by Berenice R. Jones

7 min read