Ancient Warfare magazine Vol XI.5 - Riding into Battle

Ancient Warfare magazine Vol XI.5 - Riding into Battle

Horse cavalry has long played a role in warfare. But other, more exotic mounts were also used in the ancient world.

Theme: Riding into battle

- Evan Schultheis, 'Historical introduction - Riding into history'.
- Dr. Jan Eschbach, 'Roman dromedary troops - Patrolling the desert frontier'.
- Robert C.L. Holmes, 'Anti-war-elephant tactics and stratagems - Bane of behemoths'.
- Paul McDonnell-Staff, 'The Battle of Thapsus, 46 BC - Final fight with elephants'.
- Murray Dahm, 'Running with the horses - The Hamippoi'.
- Valentine J. Belfiglio, 'Veterinary services in the Roman army - Keeping the horses fit'.

Features:

- Michael Livingston and Myke Cole, 'The Paullus Monument & The Battle of Pydna - Physical sources'.
- Joseph Hall, 'The tombstone of Q. Atilius Primus - A man of many talents'.
- Tacticus, 'Tekne Taktike, part V - Pila on the battlefield'.
- Duncan B. Campbell, 'Who were Hyginus' Vexillarii?'.