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Ancient Greece, drawn in stick figures. Wait, what? Stick Figure Olympus tells the strangest true stories from Greek history and mythology in under a minute: a 2,000-year-old computer pulled from a shipwreck, gods behaving badly, battles, inventions and the odd ideas that still shape how we live. The drawings are simple on purpose. The facts are not. Every history Short is checked against museum collections, published research and the classical texts themselves (Homer, Hesiod, Herodotus, Plutarch and friends), and when a story is myth or legend rather than history, we say so. New Shorts regularly. Subscribe if you like your history short, sourced and slightly ridiculous.
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Ancient Greece, drawn in stick figures. Wait, what?

Stick Figure Olympus tells the strangest true stories from Greek history and mythology in under a minute: a 2,000-year-old computer pulled from a shipwreck, gods behaving badly, battles, inventions and the odd ideas that still shape how we live.

The drawings are simple on purpose. The facts are not. Every history Short is checked against museum collections, published research and the classical texts themselves (Homer, Hesiod, Herodotus, Plutarch and friends), and when a story is myth or legend rather than history, we say so.

New Shorts regularly. Subscribe if you like your history short, sourced and slightly ridiculous.

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