The present "Ancient Greek History" is addressed to those who, without having specialized knowledge, are interested in gaining a comprehensive understanding of the individual developments concerning Greek societies from their beginnings to Roman conquest. Historical geography, politics, institutions, war, economy, culture, religion, and of course, individuals, are illuminated and interpreted within the framework that shaped them. The authors emphasize the historicity of these subjects and through their evidence and bibliographic references, highlight the different historiographical aspects and approaches they allow. In the end, one can form their own opinion through a narrative that balances information and interpretation, in this specific historical example and in generalization, analysis, and final synthesis. The result is a vivid narrative that can become a reliable study tool for ancient history as well as an engaging read for familiarization and deepening in the most important aspects of ancient Greek past.