Late Roman Re-enactment

The list author says:
	"An excellent account of the end of Roman Britain, one soldier's fictional story with extensive historical notes drawing on the author's research, re-enactment experience and experimental archaeology."

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	"Definitive scholarly examination of the evidence from across the Roman Period, up to the Dominate, with detailed illustrations."

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	"Sumner's long awaited new study, it is much longer & in more depth than the author's previous works, is beautifully illustrated and suddenly, in a word, indispensible."

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	"Well referenced mid-level guide to the changes in military life in the later period, with some debatable points."

The list author says:
	"Vegetius provides a key 4th century text full of the author's famous advice on how to maintain, restore and improve the Roman Army."

The list author says:
	"CLassic Late Roman military manual written at the end of the 6th century, including the author's ideas on drill, formations and tactical advice of the Late Antique period, influential for centuries."

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	"Eyewitness account of the fourth century army on campaign, by contemporary, Ammianus Marcellinus. A goldmine for students of the period."

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	"Graham Sumner's detailed visual guide to military dress, with a very useful catalogue of period depictions of tunics & decoration only surpassed by his recent 'Roman Military Dress'."

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	"Inevitably concentrating on evidence from the eastern empire, with useful glossary and photo's of well preserved textiles, footwear and tunic decoration."

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	"Colourful and accessible starting point.  Beware a few details in the illustrated reconstructions are debatable or now rendered inaccurate by advancing research."

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	"Accessible introduction to the backbone of the Late Roman army."

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	"Brief introduction to the Germanic peoples who both faced, influenced and joined the Late army."

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	"Concise introductory overview to the political events and main players of Late Antiquity."

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	"Description of the Late army in action at this pivotal battle, particularly interesting for it's interpretation of the make up of the army based on the Notitia Dignitatum."

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	"Multi-period, but including a rare look at Late Roman re-enactment."

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	"A re-enactor has got to eat. Practical guide to typical foods, drink, cooking equipment and the delights of the legionary diet."

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	"Latin as a spoken language, with audio clips including some with Late Roman pronunciation."

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	"Diverting discussion of the economic, cultural and political factors surrounding the Roman withdrawal."

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	"A useful addition to the Late reference library for completists. The illustrations aren't as nice as Sumner's, but some good information and controversial points for discussion."

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	"Thoughtful appraisal of the continuation of Roman organisation and culture into 5th century, sub-Roman Briton: the 'Brittonic period'."

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	"Excellent reference work for those seriously studying dress in England from the 5th to 11th centuries."

The list author says:
	"A more detailed work by an experienced academic with a strong focus on grave evidence from the mid 5th to 7th centuries - great for regional variation & with illustrations by Graham Sumner."