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1. Introduction
2. Minoan Civilization -
3. Mycenaean Civilization
4. Part 2 on the Mycenaean Civilization
5. Homer and the Greek Dark Ages
6. Archaic Greece and the Greek Polis
7. The Phalanx
8. The Spartans
9. Athens
10. Rise of the Persians
11. Greco Persian Wars - Battle of Marathon
12. Greco Persian Wars - Battle of Thermopylae
13. Greco Persian Wars - Battle of Salamis
14. Greco Persian Wars - Battle of Plataea
15. Greco Persian Wars - Battle of Mycale and Delian League
16. Rise of the Athenian Empire
17. Pericles and the Golden Age of Athens
18. The First Peloponnesian War
19. Part 1 of the Peloponnesian War
20. Part 2 of the Peloponnesian War
21. Part 3 of the Peloponnesian War
22. Part 4 of the Peloponnesian War
23. Part 5 of the Peloponnesian War
24. Part 6 of the Peloponnesian War
25. Part 7 of the Peloponnesian War
26. Part 8 of the Peloponnesian War
27. Part 9 of the Peloponnesian War
28. Part 10 of the Peloponnesian War
29. Part 11 of the Peloponnesian War
30. Part 12 of the Peloponnesian War
31. Part 13 of the Peloponnesian War
32. Part 14 of the Peloponnesian War
33. Part 15 of the Peloponnesian War
34. Spartan Hegemony
35. Part 1 March of the 10000
36. Part 2 March of the 10000
37. Events in Asia Minor
38. Part 1 Corinthian War
39. Part 2 Corinthian War
40. Part 3 Corinthian War
41. Part 4 Corinthian War
42. Events after the Corinthian War
43. No peace
44. Battle of Leuctra
45. Arcadia and Messenia revolt
46. End Game: Battle of Mantinea

Learn every facet about Ancient Greece from the earliest beginnings all the way up to Roman times in 46 videos, narrated and written by your host Ernie Jones.