Aidan Lonergan

Was sollten wir uns im Alltag vorstellen? Sollten wir uns vorstellen, dass wir alles überdrehen, Speer, Schlinge, Schild, heilige Armut? Was sollten wir uns vorstellen?

Should we also mention quickly then also that other kind of psychological weapon that the Romans had, that I'm presuming that Britain certainly didn't have, which was catapults, siege equipment.

Should we also mention quickly then also that other kind of psychological weapon that the Romans had, that I'm presuming that Britain certainly didn't have, which was catapults, siege equipment.

Should we also mention quickly then also that other kind of psychological weapon that the Romans had, that I'm presuming that Britain certainly didn't have, which was catapults, siege equipment.

And I guess that other part, which is, I don't want to say special forces, but those scouts, those special units, they also had kind of exploring the terrain in front of the Roman army, the speculatories or whatever they called, you know, these whole different parts of the army that make the legion so formidable alongside these heavily armored individual soldiers.

And I guess that other part, which is, I don't want to say special forces, but those scouts, those special units, they also had kind of exploring the terrain in front of the Roman army, the speculatories or whatever they called, you know, these whole different parts of the army that make the legion so formidable alongside these heavily armored individual soldiers.

And I guess that other part, which is, I don't want to say special forces, but those scouts, those special units, they also had kind of exploring the terrain in front of the Roman army, the speculatories or whatever they called, you know, these whole different parts of the army that make the legion so formidable alongside these heavily armored individual soldiers.

So are there any attempts as the Romans are advancing? So there's this guerrilla warfare kind of harassing the Roman column as they go along, then fading back into the trees and the terrain that they know. Are there any attempts by the Britons to make more of a stand?

So are there any attempts as the Romans are advancing? So there's this guerrilla warfare kind of harassing the Roman column as they go along, then fading back into the trees and the terrain that they know. Are there any attempts by the Britons to make more of a stand?

So are there any attempts as the Romans are advancing? So there's this guerrilla warfare kind of harassing the Roman column as they go along, then fading back into the trees and the terrain that they know. Are there any attempts by the Britons to make more of a stand?

I mean, do they have a defensive position that they decide that they can, they actually probably have good, a potential opportunity of holding the Romans out? They see an advantage there? I mean, do their tactics ever change from guerrilla warfare as the Romans keep marching on?

I mean, do they have a defensive position that they decide that they can, they actually probably have good, a potential opportunity of holding the Romans out? They see an advantage there? I mean, do their tactics ever change from guerrilla warfare as the Romans keep marching on?

I mean, do they have a defensive position that they decide that they can, they actually probably have good, a potential opportunity of holding the Romans out? They see an advantage there? I mean, do their tactics ever change from guerrilla warfare as the Romans keep marching on?

Es ist ein interessanter Kampf und ich weiß, wie gesagt, wir fokussieren uns größtenteils auf den Medway und ich glaube nicht, dass wir Zeit haben, das andere Potenzial von, wie du sagst, Paulborough, West Sussex, ich bin geboren in West Sussex und geboren in Chichester, also habe ich offensichtlich ein bisschen Liebe für diese andere Theorie und es sei der River Aran und nicht der River Medway, aber das ist für einen anderen Tag.

Es ist ein interessanter Kampf und ich weiß, wie gesagt, wir fokussieren uns größtenteils auf den Medway und ich glaube nicht, dass wir Zeit haben, das andere Potenzial von, wie du sagst, Paulborough, West Sussex, ich bin geboren in West Sussex und geboren in Chichester, also habe ich offensichtlich ein bisschen Liebe für diese andere Theorie und es sei der River Aran und nicht der River Medway, aber das ist für einen anderen Tag.

Es ist ein interessanter Kampf und ich weiß, wie gesagt, wir fokussieren uns größtenteils auf den Medway und ich glaube nicht, dass wir Zeit haben, das andere Potenzial von, wie du sagst, Paulborough, West Sussex, ich bin geboren in West Sussex und geboren in Chichester, also habe ich offensichtlich ein bisschen Liebe für diese andere Theorie und es sei der River Aran und nicht der River Medway, aber das ist für einen anderen Tag.

Aber egal, welcher River es ist, wie du sagst,

Aber egal, welcher River es ist, wie du sagst,

Aber egal, welcher River es ist, wie du sagst,

Bit of a tangent here, because I've been studying Hannibal recently, and it's interesting how you have either Gallic or Celtic tribes or Iron Age Britons, whoever, if they hear about a large army marching through their lands, they make the stand at a river boundary, because they say it's menacing, it's a defensive place, and sometimes they'll just expect the other army to go away.