Citation Needed: The Invicta July Wrap-up Stream

Our Speakers are Sophia Ware (Byzantine History), Vaughn Fenton (Punic History), Dr. Christina Hotalen (Roman Social History), and Chris Das Neves (Roman History)

We will be holding this stream on the last Friday of every month. In this stream we will cover the episodes that we released this month and we'll give our researchers and audience some time to interact

[InvictaHistory]

A big thanks to the historians for hosting this first Q&A and to everyone from the community who participated! Let us know how you think we can improve the format going forwards.

[larsrons]

I listened to it late and with a half ear, but this was a very interesting and pleasant stream. I earmarked it, will definitely listen to it again and hope to be back with more proper comments. Well done all of you, thanks for inviting us.

[sethbartley]

Y'all always do great work(good balance of professionalism and witty whimsy that shows love of the material),
but this was hands down my favorite thing you've done!
As a history teacher, I LOVE listening to historians behind the scenes conversations; not the polished presentations where we have to cut details and choose our words for understanding, but all the thoughts that no one ever gets to hear.
(You are all my students favorite channel to. While I'm not into the 'everyday life' genre they eat those up, especially the roman fast food one.) Keep up the good work, looking forward to the next one. Blessings!

[Lisa-olih]

So sorry I couldn't catch this live, but I LOVE that you guys did this! I really enjoyed the bits and pieces that didn't make it into the scripts and hearing a bit more info on some of my favorite episodes like Roman Vacations and the propaganda on coins

[CraicDealer]

Would love to see a video on ancient Irish/Gael history. We do have monuments older than the great pyramids of Egypt, after all...

[williamchamberlain]

36:12 beer and hookers are the basis of many a grand town