Edward Hammond
@baalhammond.bsky.social
PhD student at the University of Bristol looking at ancient Carthage in games. Higher Education professional. Founder of Posthumous Punic Memes for Salty Carthaginian Teens. Views my own.
🔗 https://research-information.bris.ac.uk/en/persons/edward-hammond
🔗 https://research-information.bris.ac.uk/en/persons/edward-hammond
It was a real pleasure to write this, and has long been something I've wanted to give thought to.
If you're interested in Total War, historical games or especially Carthage, feel free to have a read!
If you're interested in Total War, historical games or especially Carthage, feel free to have a read!
New blog post on Paizomen!
Edward Hammond (@baalhammond.bsky.social) explores how the "Divide et Impera" and "Legendary Empires HD" mods for Total War: Rome II reconfigure ancient Carthage. ⬇️
paizomen.com/2025/08/11/c...
Edward Hammond (@baalhammond.bsky.social) explores how the "Divide et Impera" and "Legendary Empires HD" mods for Total War: Rome II reconfigure ancient Carthage. ⬇️
paizomen.com/2025/08/11/c...
Configuring Martial Representations of Carthage Using Mods in Total War: ROME II. By Edward Hammond
In this blog post, Edward Hammond explores how two mods to Total War: Rome II reimagine the base game’s representation of ancient Carthage.
paizomen.com
August 11, 2025 at 12:28 PM
It was a real pleasure to write this, and has long been something I've wanted to give thought to.
If you're interested in Total War, historical games or especially Carthage, feel free to have a read!
If you're interested in Total War, historical games or especially Carthage, feel free to have a read!
Reposted by Edward Hammond
We're now accepting submissions for papers for our 2025/26 seminar series!
You can send abstracts of 300 words to postgradwip@gmail.com along with a working title, your preferred term and mode of attendance.
Papers are around 45 minutes and can be connected with any aspect of the ancient world!
You can send abstracts of 300 words to postgradwip@gmail.com along with a working title, your preferred term and mode of attendance.
Papers are around 45 minutes and can be connected with any aspect of the ancient world!
July 23, 2025 at 7:49 AM
We're now accepting submissions for papers for our 2025/26 seminar series!
You can send abstracts of 300 words to postgradwip@gmail.com along with a working title, your preferred term and mode of attendance.
Papers are around 45 minutes and can be connected with any aspect of the ancient world!
You can send abstracts of 300 words to postgradwip@gmail.com along with a working title, your preferred term and mode of attendance.
Papers are around 45 minutes and can be connected with any aspect of the ancient world!
Really pleased to be one of three co-chairs for the 2025/26 @pgwip.bsky.social's PG work-in-progress seminar series based at @ics.bsky.social along with @carlosedes.bsky.social!
Looking forward to a great year of insightful talks and discussions ahead as part of my new PhD journey!
Looking forward to a great year of insightful talks and discussions ahead as part of my new PhD journey!
July 22, 2025 at 7:42 PM
Really pleased to be one of three co-chairs for the 2025/26 @pgwip.bsky.social's PG work-in-progress seminar series based at @ics.bsky.social along with @carlosedes.bsky.social!
Looking forward to a great year of insightful talks and discussions ahead as part of my new PhD journey!
Looking forward to a great year of insightful talks and discussions ahead as part of my new PhD journey!