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Xenofon Kalogeropoulos

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Xenofon Kalogeropoulos is an aspiring writer and postgraduate researcher at the University of Oxford, specializing in Hellenistic history and specifically the Graeco-Bactrian kingdom and the Indo-Greeks. He is interested in identity, continuity, and hybridisation, in cultural crossroads such as the Hellenistic world, from Egypt to Gandhara.
Satellite view and Hanno's voyage map
Ancient History

The Voyages of Hanno the Carthaginian Explorer Who Reached West Africa

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Pytheas statue and ancient exploration map
Ancient History

Pytheas, the Ancient Greek Explorer Who Might Have Reached Iceland

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Macedonian fresco and Salvator Rosa battle
Ancient History

The Restless Veterans of Alexander the Great Who Revolted and Tried to March Home

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Isis, Serapis, and Anubis statues
Ancient History

7 Greco-Egyptian Gods From the Ptolemaic Era

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King Menander asks Nagasena his questions, from The Story of the Nations
Ancient History

The Meeting of a Greek King and a Buddhist Monk, As Mentioned in a Buddhist Sacred Text

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Bronze horse statue with title text
Ancient History

The Forgotten War Between a Greek Kingdom and a Chinese Army Over… Heavenly Horses

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