The Biga River, historically known as the Granicus River, near the site of the Battle of Granicus fought in 334 BCE.Credit: Kizildeniz/CC BY-SA 4.0
The Biga River, historically known as the Granicus River, near the site of the Battle of Granicus fought in 334 BCE.Credit: Kizildeniz/CC BY-SA 4.0
“Journal of Alexander the Great” by Henry Livingston (1793)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByGN29_5VRQ
Fought in 334 BC. No “E”.
It was a Biga deal!
BCE...bleagh..call it what you will for whatever reason you will, haters; it still centers on the birth of Christ. You can’t avoid that.
That’s a Biga River?
Yeah, if you’re a midget!............
