While On Youtube I Found A Video That I Really, Really Liked

While on youtube I found a video that I really, really liked

It talks about an alternate "bronze age mediterranean" history and ckecked out the website of this talented artist Massimiliano

reading in the website I THINK IT MIGHT BE BASED upon Mykenean and minion civilizations and how the Mykeneans were inspired and changed by the Minoans, it might seem as the Mykeneans destroyed the minons but their civilization lived on the Mykeneans, as the Iskuzai of this tale.

I´m enjoying this like a little child, (downside you have to pay and is not finished) but boy I´m peaked!

The Trojan horse is a symbol that indicates that Troy was damaged by an earthquake.

I have never seen this information, but fits so well thematically that god, I´m a FOOL. Poseidon is the earthshaker, oh god, this has changed my view of the fall

thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Obsessed with the implications of Odysseus never forgiving Palamedes for making him take part in this war. He commits more atrocities for victory than nearly anybody else.

He leads Iphigenia to the alter, he convinces Achilles to lead the slaughter, he creates the horse to sack the city, he throws Astyanax from the walls, he gives Polyxena to Neoptolemus,

and he doesn't even want to be there. He's not fighting to win; he's fighting to leave.

The Easter Bunny visits and hides little Hatching Helens around your house instead of the little plastic ones.

I love this so much!!!!!

when big strong ancient greek men never got stranger danger lessons

Perfect..

As I´m upholding my part.

My coast is in the southeast of Spain, here flyng fish are called gorriones or GOLONDRINAS de mar, (sparrows or Swallows of the sea) as their tails have the same shape and we have one of the oldest fishing techniques, ALMADRABA, where only the biggest tuna are caught and the smaller are left untouched, and we have a lot of beaches with that name, as it was a strong motor for economies back then.

We also have one of the best Posidonia oceanica meadows and a really big numbers or Phoenicias, Carthagininas, Iberians, Tartessos, greek and roman ruins! :D

Obsessed with the implications of Odysseus never forgiving Palamedes for making him take part in this war. He commits more atrocities for victory than nearly anybody else.

He leads Iphigenia to the alter, he convinces Achilles to lead the slaughter, he creates the horse to sack the city, he throws Astyanax from the walls, he gives Polyxena to Neoptolemus,

and he doesn't even want to be there. He's not fighting to win; he's fighting to leave.

I'm gonna draw him tomorrow, this is so good!!!!!

IN ALL MY YEARS OF LIVIN’