What I do think I remember is that Alexander the Great went right around Sparta in his conquering of the civilized world, haha.
Sparta? Fuck that. Let's attack the Persian Empire.
E: I think Alex beat the fuck out of all of Greece. Athens fell. Everything fell. He got to Sparta, was like, nah. Out of here. I'm going to fuck with one of the greatest empires in Asia instead.
Alex (About 325-323 BC) came along LATER than the Sparta Battle with Persia (I think about 490 BC), and a little while after Sparta had taken out Athens (404 BC).
What is important to point out in this "documentary" is that peoples from the NORTH had invaded a nearly empty land. NOW, go to this book and find out that these were descendents of the House of Israyl, whom had before (around 745-720 b.c.) been taken captive by Assyria, moved to areas around the Caspian Sea, and starting around 700 B.C. began migrating into Europe.
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