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Сюда буду скидывать все ненужные, неактуальные и запощеные с нарушением правил сообщения.

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[prefekt=' granichar']Пост ваш удалил, нарушение Правил выкладки изображений на «Историческом арте», пункт 8.[/prefekt]

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Terg
Ваш пост нарушает п. 8 Правил выкладки... Его переношу в соответствующую ветку, Вам - делаю предупреждение (так как аналогичное выдавал тремя постами выше). О правилах и последствиях читаем здесь.

[Gie]

New Chartaginians Osprey Title.




Carthage became Rome's greatest and most legendary enemy under the generalship of Hannibal in battles like Cannae. During the Punic Wars, Carthage's elite mercenary-professional army was ultimately defeated by Roman endurance and Scipio's genius.

Carthage, the port-city in Tunisia first settled by Phoenicians from Tyre, grew to extend a competitive maritime trading empire all over the Western Mediterranean and beyond, increasingly defended by the best navy of the period. In the 6th century BC this came into confrontation with Greek colonists in Sicily, starting major wars that lasted through the 5th and 4th centuries, and involved much interaction with different Greek forces. During the 3rd century Carthage first clashed with Roman armies, and in the course of three wars that raged over Spain, Sicily and Italy the Romans suffered the greatest defeats in their early history (e.g. Lake Trasimene and Cannae, 217 and 216 BC) at the hands of Hamilcar, Hannibal and Hasdrubal Barca, leading multinational armies of North Africans and Europeans.

It was 202 BC before Hannibal was decisively defeated by Scipio Africanus at Zama, and 146 BC before Carthage itself was finally captured and destroyed. The victors tried to wipe the memory of Carthage out of the historical record, and while Hannibal himself has attracted fascinated study, little work has been done on trying to explain the character and reconstruct the appearance of Carthaginian armies. The authors of this study present a careful synthesis of all available literary, archaeological and iconographic evidence, in the most up-to-date attempt to do so. Their findings are dramatized in a portfolio of detailed and animated color plates by Giuseppe Rava.


1. The Cover (Most probability Celtic and Carthaginian Cavalrymen with a Lybian skirmisher a foot
2. Native Carthaginians (I suspect that they are from the same book).

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parovoykran

Повтор. Пост удаляю.

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Двойное нарушение п.8 Правил выкладки изображений на ИА. Предупреждение

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rogala
Перенес я пост - вот сюда

[Gie]

More plates from the Le Soldat Lagide during the III century BC.

Some plates have been posted previous at

https://imtw.ru/topi...801#entry986801

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1 left 2 Ptolemee I Soter, right officier and kerux lagide III Century BC
2 Greek Mercenary horsemen in the Ethiopian campaine 275 bc (felt cataphracts)
3 infantry and cavalry cleruques III century BC
4 Guard cavalry III century BC
5 Macedonian cavalry III century BC
6 Thracian cavalry III century BC
7 Mysian cavalry III century BC
8 CasqueS from III Century BC

More to come this winter!

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Gennadius
У нас в темах с картинками постятся только картинки. Пост переношу в соответствующую тему, рекомендую ознакомиться с этим.

[Gie]

More plates from the Le Soldat Lagide

III century BC infantry

Спойлер (раскрыть)

1. "peltast" phalanx
2. phalanx
3. archer, slinger, javelinmen
4. thracians mercenaries
5. Galatian mercenaries.
6. War elephants

More to come this winter!

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сергей1
Dezperado
Будете флудить - буду ругаться. Тему никто еще не закрыл