Patrick N. Hunt, Ph.D.

Dr. Patrick N. Hunt is a distinguished author, historian, and archaeologist known for his compelling works on ancient military commanders, such as his latest book 'HANNIBAL' published by Simon & Schuster in July 2017, which vividly portrays the legendary exploits of Hannibal.

With accolades from prestigious reviews like Kirkus and Publishers Weekly, Hunt's ability to bring history to life through engaging narratives has captivated readers and enthusiasts of military history and strategy.

Having authored 14 books and numerous articles, including the bestselling 'TEN DISCOVERIES THAT REWROTE HISTORY,' published in multiple languages, Hunt's expertise and passion for historical exploration are evident in his extensive body of work.

As a Research Associate in Archeoethnobotany at the Institute for EthnoMedicine, a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, and an Associate at UCLA's Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Hunt's contributions to academia and research are widely recognized.

His experiences as a National Geographic Society Expedition Council-sponsored researcher, an Archaeological Institute of America National Lecturer, and a former Director of the Stanford Alpine Archaeology Project at Stanford University have shaped his profound understanding of ancient civilizations and military tactics.

In addition to his written works, Hunt's media presence on radio broadcasts, documentaries for leading networks such as PBS, Nat Geo Explorer TV, NOVA, and History Channel, as well as consulting for BBC productions, has further established him as a prominent figure in historical storytelling and exploration.

As the Editor-in-Chief of ELECTRUM MAGAZINE, Hunt continues to share his knowledge and passion for history with a broad audience, enriching the understanding of ancient cultures and pivotal historical events.