George Grote and Hilda Lorimer were two advocates for the now-contested view that these people's "revolution" due to new tactics led to rapid social and political changes.
George Grote and Hilda Lorimer were two advocates for the now-contested view that these people's "revolution" due to new tactics led to rapid social and political changes. Peter Krentz argued against the idea that these people were involved in a massive shoving and pushing called the othismos. A formation used by these people is depicted on the Chigi olpe. A bronze spike called the sauroter was located at the end of a dory, the primary weapon used by these soldiers. A porpax and antilabe on an aspis were used by the left arms of these soldiers as part of their expensive panoply, with their right side protected by their neighbor's shield when in a phalanx. For 10 points, name this type of foot soldier that was the most common force used by armies fighting in ancient Greece.
George Grote and Hilda Lorimer were two advocates for the now-contested view that these people's "revolution" due to new tactics led to rapid social and political changes.
hoplites