The Advancement of Knowledge | Drive Thru Ancient History - Episode 9

Drive Thru History with Dave Stotts

We meander through the Roman ruins of what was arguably the largest and most crucial city of Asia Minor during the New Testament era, Ephesus. We walk the halls of ancient libraries to learn how they revolutionized the ancient world’s access to knowledge and ultimately opened the doorway to modern thought and literature. We take a rapid tour of the “Seven Wonders of the Ancient World,” and observe how the Temple of Artemis permeated the local culture and economy of Ephesus.