New York Post
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Myth behind Spartaโs rise to power challenged by ancient palace discovery
Though Sparta is often remembered as a warrior society forged through conquest, the historical picture appears to be far more complex.
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Though Sparta is often remembered as a warrior society forged through conquest, the historical picture appears to be far more complex.
New historical research challenges Sparta's founding myth, suggesting the ancient warrior state did not start out through conquest, as experts have long believed.
Ozzie Timmons starred at the University of Tampa where he has long been a volunteer coach in the off-season. He is currently the Tampa Bay Rays' assistant hitting coach.