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Hi Folks, I recently finished a new page on Vercingetorix. It has a few spelling errors I am fixing now, but I was wondering what you folks thought? Thanks for...
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May 1, 2004
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Hey Jack, that was you posing as Vencingetorix and Caesar? :) The slide after the siege of Alesia didn't ever load. Good stuff! cheers, Miltos ... spelling...
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... I was under the impression that the pilum was only meant to be thrown just before contact, so that a rain of pila would soften up enemy ranks as much as it...
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... DEar Miltos, THey are some assumptiions beng made here that we must all understand. I asking and proposing at the same time. Throwing Pila just before...
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... That's a nice way to put it :) However, I suspect that through their later use of ballistas, cavalry, auxilia, etc in the battlefield the Romans were fully...
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Hi Miltos, That is indeed me. I trying to talk about the Gallic Wars from different points of view. I am sorry about the bugs in the page. Still a few kinks to...
Jack O'Connor
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... dear stan, more or less yes. Roman legios would advance in lines, regardless of maniples, cohorts or what have you. The pila shower just prior to contact...
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I read an article in Military History magazine comparing this battle with Waterloo. The Kadeshies tried to attack Tut while he was strung out, but he tuirned...
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Hi all, it's almost been a year, I think, but as I'm finally settling down again in my old/new/whatever life, I just thought to show up again. All the more so...
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Hi Tess, I don't think the forts were meant to prevent fleets from sailing by. Probably they were there to home "rapid reaction" cavalry troops to fight off...
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It sounds more like the comparison should be reversed. Tuthmose III had marched out of his territory to meet and defeat a growing confederate army (Canaanites...
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It's been many years since I read it and it was a side note at the end of the article regarding the battle, not the main focus. sling_shot92...
Rayan ChillWind
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... That's an interesting idea. Pity we don't know more about the buildings within the fort. I wonder, however, why the litus saxonicum is mentioned as a...
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It's a interesting comparison though. In the sense that many have critisized Napoleon's daring tactics as opposed to Wellington's methodical stance, using the...
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... saxonicum ... It could simply be that they built as many as they could (cost wise) or had time to. Or it could be that other reasons, besides defence from...
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... Yeah, but those forts mainly date from the late third century, that's at least 100 years before the Romans left Britain (if they ever did; wonder whether...
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I watched the film last night. Can't say I was too impressed. Not because Homer's story was changed here and there, I can understand this degree of liberty....
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I am afraid I agree with you about how much better they could have made it. I was not impressed. You did not have any stirring grandure, and the heroic speachs...
Lachlan Yeates
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I was actually disappointed too..I'm a Turkish archaeologist and I've worked in the Troy excavation. Except the walls nothing was quite right about the...
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They should put a disclaimer at this beggining of the movie were it says "Wa u will be shown has nothing to do with historical truth or even mythology" so we...
makis "Principia"
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Or maybe they could have changed the name of the film to: "A City with Big Walls" So, how about the "one on one, fight to the death" between Achilles and ...
Jim and Andi
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Sarcasm on: What you are describing actually makes it seam like the picture was pretty acurate by Hollywood standards. :Sarcasm off I do wish they would...
Lee Dowd
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Good point about the sun rising from the sea Yagiz. Good point about the armour also. At least the majority of Trojans were carrying something approximating a...
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The Hittite empire was smashed to pieces (literally) ca.1200 BC. The Trojan War took place ca.1100. Most likely the Trojans and the Achaians shared an almost...
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