By Prof David Breeze The fifth webinar for the Roman Army School. See more at https://www.ad43.org.uk/webinars.php
Category: Roman Army
Roman Frontiers
By Prof David Breeze The second webinar for the Roman Army School. See more at https://www.ad43.org.uk/webinars.php
A kingdom for an equid – or: why thinking about logistics is indeed important!
Jorit Wintjes – Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg When thinking about the spatial impact of the Roman army on the countryside – or to put it more plainly, how the permanent garrison of a Roman army unit looked like – we are used to think in terms of a fort, be it of turf and timber or of…
Some ramblings on unit transfer in the Roman army
“The order has come” – Some Ramblings On Unit Transfer In The Roman Army Jorit Wintjes, Würzburg – [email protected] I. The villa in Vectis In 1887, Alfred John Church, professor of Latin at University College London, first published “The Count of the Saxon Shore or The Villa in Vectis”, a historical novel covering the “end”…
The Roman Military Research Society
The RMRS will be providing lectures and live firing demonstrations at our 2019 Conference. This webisode from http://www.museumsecrets.tv is associated with a longer segment firing Roman catapults in the episode Inside the Bardo National Museum. Stream every episode of Museum Secrets at Vimeo On Demand: http://vimeo.com/ondemand/museumsecrets and VHX:
ROMAN WARFARE
New York Military Affairs Symposium, May 24, 2013 (Part 3 – audience questions) Soldiers Sailors Marines Airmen Club, New York City www.adriangoldsworthy.com
