This article is riddled with problems, but two jumped out immediately: 1. Who pronounces it ah-GOJ-uh? Is this an American pronunciation that I have just never come across? 2. Child soldier is a wholly inappropriate term here, both morally and factually.https://twitter.com/whencyclopedia/status/1404727565907025921 …
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Hmmm I look forward to seeing your paper when you finish it, for now I am not convinced the comparison is valid - but maybe the full case just needs to be made.
I'll be sure to send it your way for comment once it's ready (though it is currently in the queue behind a few other things, so it may be a while).
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I do think a lot in the comparison depends on what in the ancient evidence you find credible. Part of the reason I want to make the argument is to point out that taking our sources at their word produces a recognizable real-world system, which may lend them some plausibility.
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(To be clear, a recognizable and *very bad* real world system, less anyone mistake my point on this here Twitter-dot-com)
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