Karwansaray Publishing has released their newest edition of Ancient Warfare: The march of the Ten Thousand is one of the best documented campaigns in Greek military history, thanks to the detailed narrative of Xenophon. He was a young Athenian expatriate who eventually rose to a senior position of command among the Hellenic survivors of Cyrus’ mercenary army. Interested in a copy, take a look here.
- Michael Taylor, "Historical introduction"
- Patrick Baker, "Hoplite training in the Age of Xenophon"
- Stefanos Skarmintzos, "The reenactor"
- Owen Rees, "Clearchus"
- Matthew Beazley, "Rhodian slingers"
- Sidney E. Dean, "Mithridates' pursuit of the Ten Thousand"
- Sean Manning, "Achaemenid land campaigns"Features:
- J. Albert Morales, "Legionaries at the Sea of Hercules" (Find)
- Duncan Campbell, "Far-travelled horsemen II: the Ala Britannica" (Special)
- Michael Park, "Snatching Alexander's body" (Debate)
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