AW422 - The Battle of Gaugamela

Ancient Warfare Podcast by The History Network

Aug 14, 202644:33Society & Culture

'After capturing the Mediterranean ports, and having been welcomed as a god in Egypt, Alexander turned east again, aiming to defeat Darius once and for all.' In this episode of the podcast, the Ancient Warfare Magazine t...

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