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Next years departure of In the Foot-steps of Alexander the Great: The Con-quest of Asia Minor starts on April 25 andwill feature additional time to explore theDardanelles and the Gallipoli peninsula,providing an ancient context to an area bestknown for 20th Century conflict.

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Alexander the Great crossed theDardanel les ( then known as theHellespont) on his way to conquer the Per-sian Empire , more than 2200 years beforeBritain and the ANZACS attempted to se-cure this highly strategic waterway.

Peter Sommers tour offers a chance tovisit key sites of the Gallipoli campaignbefore travelling to the city of Troy, whereAlexander famously ran naked around thetomb of Achilles.

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