Dr. Theodore Papakostas, an archaeologist passionate about ancient Greece, takes us on a whirlwind tour through history. He reveals the curiosities of daily life, like what a Minoan princess would pack for a trip. The conversation dives into how a cheeky dance contributed to democracy and why Heraclitus thought Homer deserved a slap. Dr. Papakostas also shares creative insights on making ancient history accessible, using songwriting as a narrative tool, and highlights the importance of engaging the public in archaeological discussions.
