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Roman and Germanic weapons and military costume of the time of Julius Caesar and Ariovistus, 1st Century BC (engraving)

Roman and Germanic weapons and military costume of the time of Julius Caesar and Ariovistus, 1st Century BC (engraving)


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Roman and Germanic weapons and military costume of the time of Julius Caesar and Ariovistus, 1st Century BC (engraving)

3101248 Roman and Germanic weapons and military costume of the time of Julius Caesar and Ariovistus, 1st Century BC (engraving) by German School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Roman and Germanic weapons and military costume of the time of Julius Caesar and Ariovistus, 1st Century BC. Illustration for Deutsche Geschichte by L Stacke (Velhagen & Klasing, 1882).); © Look and Learn

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1st Century Bc Julius Caesar Legions Standards Warriors


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This engraving showcases the Roman and Germanic weapons and military costumes during the time of Julius Caesar and Ariovistus in the 1st century BC. The detailed illustration, created by a German School artist in the 19th century, offers a glimpse into the standards, warfare tactics, and attire of both armies. The image provides an invaluable historical reference to understand the complexity of ancient battles. It depicts Roman legions equipped with their iconic weaponry such as gladius swords, pilum javelins, scutum shields, and distinctive armor. On the other side, Germanic warriors are portrayed with their own unique arsenal comprising long spears, round shields adorned with intricate designs, and animal-skin garments. This print was originally featured in "Deutsche Geschichte" by L Stacke (Velhagen & Klasing) in 1882. Its inclusion within this publication aimed to educate readers about significant events from Germany's past while highlighting its cultural heritage. Through this artwork's portrayal of soldiers from different backgrounds engaging in combat on European soil, it serves as a testament to how history has shaped our present-day understanding of warfare strategies. This visual representation not only sheds light on Julius Caesar's conquests but also emphasizes the rich tapestry of Germanic culture that existed during that era. As we study this engraving today, we gain insight into an important chapter in human history where two powerful forces clashed amidst changing political landscapes – leaving behind a lasting impact on Europe for centuries to come.

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