Author Archives: The Byzantium Blogger

Warfare of the Greek World- part2

Here I continue my article on Ancient Greece, especially about Greek warfare, once again it is about the military of ancient Greece and its history. This time it would focus more on the empires made by the Greek world, not only in Greece itself but outside Greece, going south, east, and west. These other GreekContinue reading “Warfare of the Greek World- part2”

Warfare of the Greek World- Part1

On this article on my blog, it is once again about historical warfare once again showing my military sketches throughout history. This time, the focus will be on Ancient Greece and the warfare of the Greek world; armor sets and weaponry. This topic on Ancient Greece focuses mainly on the warfare on ancient Greece andContinue reading “Warfare of the Greek World- Part1”

Byzantium- architecture, fashion, arts

Posted by Powee Celdran I am once again back on blogging, and my first time to blog in 2015, and as I said I would continue my historical blogging especially about Byzantium. Once again, I am back discussing the grew powerful Byzantine Empire, which lasted for about 1000 years. This time the topic would notContinue reading “Byzantium- architecture, fashion, arts”

Early Middle-Ages- Byzantium and Eastern Europe- the basics, part 2

Here in Part II of Early Medieval Europe, it will describe the eastern world this time. The eastern world was not fully just the powerful Byzantine Empire but the lands it controlled and lands and people tom other areas. In the eastern part of Europe, the Byzantine Empire was located there in the time theContinue reading “Early Middle-Ages- Byzantium and Eastern Europe- the basics, part 2”

Early Middle-Ages, Europe- the basics part1

The early Medieval era or the era of early Christendom was the age of the first kingdoms and empires of Europe when Europe began to form into how it is now. This first part of the article on the Early Medieval Europe basics will focus on the western side and the story of Europe’s kingdoms.Continue reading “Early Middle-Ages, Europe- the basics part1”

Hamlet and I, Claudius- 2 best dramas

The two of my best dramas, both classics, and both British are Hamlet by William Shakespeare and I, Claudius by Robert Graves, both are things I can never be tired of. First of all, Hamlet is more of a tragedy and is one of the most famous tragedies ever, actually turns out to be the greatest of Shakespeare’s playsContinue reading “Hamlet and I, Claudius- 2 best dramas”

Military Sketches, Classical Roman Age (Individuals) part 2

Well, here’s another set of sketches of soldiers and historical designs and symbols continuing the previous one, about Renaissance 16th-17th century figures, here’s another individual sketches set. This time, it is all on military figures with their country’s symbol and designs as well as descriptions from the Classical Age in Ancient times, this time goingContinue reading “Military Sketches, Classical Roman Age (Individuals) part 2”

Military sketches, Renaissance (individuals) part1

Here’s another set of my military figures sketched, one of those things I have always been doing as one of my hobbies. This is a new set and this time it shows not several on one sheet but as individuals with one figure per sheet. There are 9 individual soldier figures on each sheet having theirContinue reading “Military sketches, Renaissance (individuals) part1”

A great work of art from the bathroom

A bathroom in my house, supposed to e mine is currently and will be in no use as a bathroom, so out of imagination and hard work, I converted it into my treasury room or a storage but also a hall of wall frescos with a stained-glass window replacing the ordinary bathroom window. The unusedContinue reading “A great work of art from the bathroom”