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Archaeology of Premodern warfare
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Ancient battles, defense systems, equipment, the dynamics of pre-modern international-relations, tactics, politics... if it has to do with ancient warfare, this is the place for it.
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Battle of Salamis 1 Reply
Started by JB. Last reply by Alan Kirkland Jul. 10, 2008.
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Comment by JB on October 16, 2008 at 4:40pm - I just like studying about the battle itself. Learning about the tactics, weapons, and maneuvers used during the fighting. I was in the process of building a hoplite shield but I had a major set back during hurricane Ike. We used the wood that I had marked out for the shield to cover a window during the storm :( So I have to start all over again lol Oh well... Life goes on :)
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Comment by Alan Kirkland on July 7, 2008 at 10:40pm -
So, what are everyone's different interests in the study of man's oldest pastime?
Mine are pretty varied, but I think I enjoy studying the tactics of the battle medium the most. Individual captains' style. The fluid nature of the contact. Right now, watching Alexander in a motel room, I am getting a whole new appreciation for the army that Phillip and Alexander built.
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