Comments - Pie_at

In his most famous epic work, The Annales, Ennius covers Roman history from Aeneas to the Punic Wars. He created the first Roman national epic. He inspired the poet Virgil in writing the 'Aeneid'.

But to expand the repertoire of famous and important ancient stuff, I'll add it and give Etruscans Ennius und Romans Virgil. ;)

Put the unzipped PieAncientEuropeV-folder into the original folder of ../CivIV/Beyond the Sword/Mods/
(not into the ../Documents/MyGames/Beyond the Sword/Mods folder)

Perhaps you have to install CIV IV new. for PAE you need the CIV IV complete edition (+warlords,+bts).

There is a new version out since some years: PieAncientEuropeVI

Please follow that version.

all the best
Pie

that could be a lot. but yes, I will upload some pics of the best known ancient CIVs. The mod contains 33 civilizations (Etruscans, Phoenicians, Iberians, Hebrews, Assyrians, Britons, Hittites,...) with a total of 156 leaders (not mentioned all the replic tribes and leaders in the scenarios).
Edit: I added some pics.

of course. with a very detailed tech tree, units, buildings and ethnic unit+city styles.
About screenshots: bronze age is only one of the five big eras in PAE: neolithic era, bronze age, iron age, classical age and late antiquity.
do you prefer map pics, units pics or comparing city/unit styles from bronze age to another age? if you know CIV, you can't still keep in a certain age, you will have to tech to a better age otherwise you get razed from your neighbour civs. ;)