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It’s been a long time coming. Delighted to announce the next History Time video. A 2 hour deep dive into ancient Ireland. It will be released this month. 

Pictured - prehistoric Irishman pokes his head out of Neolithic tomb. 

New vid premieres in 24 hours ⚔️
6PM GMT 31st July (tomorrow)
 https://youtu.be/OusqE7gTUOI?si=YSIEw... 

New two and a half hour documentary. Wednesday. 6PM GMT 

Wednesday 31st July. 6pm GMT. The Entire History of the Hittites. Two and a half hours long. Written by historical author Gordon Doherty. Filled with incredible footage of all the sites. It’s a beast. Not long now ! 

New History Time in just a few days! Two and a half hours on the Hittites. One of the mightiest and little known empires ever to arise in the Bronze Age world.  Delighted to announce that this one was written by renowned historical fiction author Gordon Doherty. You don't want to miss it! Release date to follow. It will be before the end of the month. Cheers all and have a great day
Pete 

Soon.... 

Sparta is far from the only ancient site worth visiting in the south eastern Peloponnese. In that incredibly atmospheric region, ever in the shadow of the snow-capped Taygetus mountains, near innumerable ancient citadels and tombs are to be found. 

Mostly forgotten today, coated in trees and little visited, a whole plethora of once mighty settlements lie silent. Just as they have been for thousands of years. Some date to the classical era, but more often than not they are far older. Like Amyclae, Paleopyrgi and Vaphio pictured here, dating all the way back to the Bronze Age. That mythical era of chariot lords and bardic storytelling tradition. Of glittering gold and cyclopean masonry. 

This summer I’ll be telling the entire story of Mycenaean Greece, focusing not just on the history you may have heard before but on a huge range of lesser known archaeological sites you may never have heard of but are just as fascinating as the big ones like Mycenae and Tiryns. I’ve gone full Dan Carlin on it, been working on it for years, and it may be around 5 hours+ long. In the mean time I hope you’re enjoying my recent film on Karahan Tepe. It’s available to watch now over on YouTube. Have a great day and let me know what you think! 

Video link -  https://youtu.be/BEn6ZHtMECM?si=3sD9N... 

All the best,
Pete 

📷 credit to my beautiful wife. 

18:30  GMT today! 
Link here - 
 https://youtu.be/BEn6ZHtMECM?si=uFg1u... 

Tomorrow!  18:30  GMT 

Hi all. Only a few days now until the next archaeological adventure! Delighted to say it’s on Gobekli Tepe’s sister site Karahan Tepe! Should be out within the week. Details to follow! 
Have a great day 
Pete