“Follow the Roman Eagles” – Battle of Idistaviso, 16 AD – Lost Eagles (Part 3)
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Narrated by David McCallion
Music:
EpidemicSound
Filmstro
Sources:
The Roman Barbarian Wars – The Era of Roman Conquest – Ludwig Heinrich Dyck (2015)
Campaigns of Germanicus, 13-16 AD – Ilkka Syvänne (2011)
Les Limites de L’Empire – Pierre Laederich (2001)
Germanicus – Lindsay Powell (2013)
The Annals – Tacitus (2nd century)
In the name of Rome – Adrian Goldsworthy (2016)
Dynasty: The Rise and Fall of the House of Caesar – Tom Holland (2015)
Roman Army of the Principate 27 BC – 117 AD – Nic Fields (2009)
Roman Auxiliary Cavalryman AD 14 – 193 – Nic Fields (2006)
Corrections:
11:24 This is supposed to say 20,000 Romans at the Ems estuary. Apologies!
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Battles of Aurelian (ALL PARTS)
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I don't think this was a random crash…all gps and cell signals lost at the same time??? Could be the water but phones these days are IP 67 water resistant. So they should considering a jammer
Germanicus sees a moth near him then he looks at the sky
Germanicus “The eagles are coming”
I always thought this was his actual voice turns out it was an AI voice
Rome should have just cut down all the trees.
They seem to have been able to deforestation other places.
Vaser. Not Wesser.
Wait till madlad deploys Roman artillery on a field battle to knock the Germans down from their hilltop fortifications
The way he maneuvered this armies and his aggressive yet cunning style of warfare, including the use of massed field artillery in battle are early echoes of Napoleon