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Can you give me a list of all the movies? I've seen a lot but it seems there are many movies I've missed. As for television/streaming documentaries, there are innumerable ones. Possibly one of the best is Michael Wood's 'In the Footsteps of Alexander', but there are plenty of others, some of which ...

Alexias wrote: ↑Sat Mar 02, 2024 8:32 pm Thank you for this, mavra. I think I have sorted it. I must have inadvertently changed something. My apologies and thanks again.

My pleasure! Glad to know that many new Alexander enthusiasts shall be joining the forum soon

Actually, there is only the option of "Log In" now - no "Sign Up" or "Register" anymore. I actually thought that you guys had closed further memberships deliberately (since there are a lot of fake/bot accounts pouring in). But yes, the site no longer shows the option of...

mavra 22 :This is the scene in the second episode,where Alexander and his mother are in the desert with a tree in the background.In the series ''Porus'', this scene is an entire episode that lasts a long time,here a little Oh yes, I remember that part! It was something along the lines of a 'vision ...

system1988 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 10:49 am The more i watch this ,the more i miss the indian film/series ''Porus'' (of which they copied a scene )

Which scene exactly? I'd love to know, since I have watched Porus; and just finished watching the Netflix series last night!

Wow! Where is it located?

Wow, thank you for the updated information regarding these places! I must admit that I mostly had Michael Wood's "In the Footsteps of ATG" in mind while thinking about tracing Alexander's route in the present day. And yet, the book is obviously quite old by now (though still marvellous), a...

woa, thanks to all for this thread. narrowing down where Alexander spent his last hours. Amazing! Thank you, Chris! And I hope that there will be lots of pictures from Central Asia coming up soon (that is, if you do manage to embark upon that tour to Uzbekistan/Tajikistan). :) I only wish Afghanist...

Hi, Thanks for the post. The images are wonderful. Must have been simply amazing for Alexander to visit- the zigurrat, hanging gardens, Gate of Ishtar, not to mention the palaces. Best regards, Dean. Thank you for replying, Dean! Yes, it must have been an awe-inspiring experience for Alexander when...

Yes, Plutarch and Arrian both point this out in their accounts! First, the entire thing from Plutarch (one can only guess the locations of the bathhouse and the swimming pool, but the "palace on the other river bank" seems quite clear) : The following account of the illness is given in the...

Here is an excellent reconstruction of the ancient city of Babylon: http://www.kadingirra.com/ It was created in 2013 for the Mesopotamia exhibition of the Royal Ontario Museum. The project appears to be extensively researched and well-made (especially the "Palaces" part - it is a feast fo...

I personally think that the 22/23 July date is the most probable. Those who have even a little knowledge about the astrological signs, would immediately see how Alexander doesn't fit into a 'Cancerian' mold at all! Plus, many ancient historians have repeatedly emphasized the 'fiery' nature of his te...

Alexias wrote: ↑Tue Aug 15, 2023 3:26 pm Hi, it might take me a while to sort this out as I would have to scan the relevant pages. I will give it a try though (though not today).

Thank you so much!!

Hello, I just joined the Forum after years of browsing through it without an account :P I am very much interested in this book, especially the 'astrological parts' you mentioned above - but cannot buy it at the moment. Would it be possible to send me only the first parts of it, wherein the "Ale...