• May 30, 2026 the gryphon s skull hellenistic seafaring adventu yptian mythologies. In Greek lore, gryphons were believed to be guardians of treasures and divine secrets, embodying a union of terrestrial might and aerial agility. The Gryphon’s Skull as a Cultural Artifact In the context of the Hellenistic world—marked by the blending of Gree By Eddie Kutch PhD
• Nov 24, 2025 armies of the hellenistic states 323 bc ad 30 his d the incorporation of new elements such as elephants and specialized units. They also laid the groundwork for later Roman military innovations. Major Hellenistic States and Their Armies 1. The Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt The Ptolemaic armies combined Greek phalanxes with local Egypt By Barbara Aufderhar
