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If you've ever corrected someone about the fall of Rome at a party, lost an entire afternoon reading about Egyptian burial rituals, or stood among the ruins of a temple and felt a connection to the past, then AD/BC is the place for you.
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AD/BC makes gifts for ancient history fans and archaeology enthusiasts who care about getting the historical details right, drawing every design from peer-reviewed academic sources. We've got:
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Whether you're studying archaeology, teaching ancient history, or simply fascinated by the classical world, everything here respects the civilisations it represents.
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Mythology Phone Cases
Phone cases featuring original designs inspired by real archaeological sites, ancient artwork, and historical scenes from Greece, Rome, Egypt, and beyond. Dual-layer construction, impact-resistant, and printed directly onto the case so it won't peel, bubble, or fade. For the chronologically curious, or the person shopping for one.
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Anubis, God of the Dead
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Gods of Greek Myth - Mythology Phone Cases
Twelve Olympians, and every one of them a liability. The Greek gods...
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Gods of Ancient Egypt - Mythology Phone Cases
Three thousand years of civilisation, and they built things we still cannot...
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Gods of Viking Legend - Mythology Phone Cases
Longships, mead halls, and gods who solve most problems with violence. The...
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Molon Labe: The Spartan Defiance That Echoes Th...
Three words in ancient Greek - molon labe - capture the essence of Spartan defiance at a moment when surrender seemed inevitable. Meaning "come and take them," the phrase emerged...
Molon Labe: The Spartan Defiance That Echoes Th...
Three words in ancient Greek - molon labe - capture the essence of Spartan defiance at a moment when surrender seemed inevitable. Meaning "come and take them," the phrase emerged...
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Spartan Government: An Ancient Greek Model of B...
Sparta operated one of antiquity's most complex political systems. The dual kingship, the Gerousia (council of twenty-eight elders plus the two kings), the five Ephors (annually elected magistrates with sweeping...
Spartan Government: An Ancient Greek Model of B...
Sparta operated one of antiquity's most complex political systems. The dual kingship, the Gerousia (council of twenty-eight elders plus the two kings), the five Ephors (annually elected magistrates with sweeping...
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Did Sparta Have a Flag? The Spartan Symbol
Ancient Sparta never had a flag in the modern sense, but its visual symbols are unmistakable. The lambda emblem on shields, the crimson cloak worn into battle, and the inverted...
Did Sparta Have a Flag? The Spartan Symbol
Ancient Sparta never had a flag in the modern sense, but its visual symbols are unmistakable. The lambda emblem on shields, the crimson cloak worn into battle, and the inverted...
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Et Tu, Brute? What Julius Caesar Said As He Died
On 15 March 44 BC, Julius Caesar was assassinated by a group of Roman senators. The phrase "et tu, Brute?" is the most famous version of his last words, but...
Et Tu, Brute? What Julius Caesar Said As He Died
On 15 March 44 BC, Julius Caesar was assassinated by a group of Roman senators. The phrase "et tu, Brute?" is the most famous version of his last words, but...
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