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Bibliothèque stratégique of VaeVictis - No.184, January/February 2026

[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars Great book. As someone who found later in life that my family has witches in our past and current it always fascinated me. Especially when none of us knew of the past yet able do things that sadly centuries ago people would been hounded for. It's sad history that has happened and good find book that reflects this.
NetGalley, Karen Bull

"[T]he book is a step forward in researching early historic society in a neglected region, and should stimulate more detailed research on the ground"
Current World Archaeology

"This is the much-anticipated first volume in a series of three, presenting the results of the excavation of the Kyrenia ship. The effort invested by the editors deserves appreciation and admiration, and there is great expectation for the other volumes. It should serve as a textbook for those who analyse and interpret the many aspects of amphora cargoes and shipboard life of all periods, for scholars of maritime trade in Antiquity, and of course for all who are curious about revealing the secrets of this fascinating shipwreck."
International Journal of Nautical Archaeology - June 2024

"A tabletop scenario is possible with the description of units and numbers, and you can try out a battle where Perseus spent the money for 10,000 Gallic cavalry. Enjoyed it." Read the full review [link=https://www.hmgs.org/blogpost/1779451/499567/BOOK-REVIEW-The-Third-Macedonian-War-and-the-Battle-of-Pydna]here[/link]
Historical Miniatures Gaming Society, April 2024