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Patron of the podcast, Mathew, sent this question in. Are there accounts of artillery specifically
Chris poses this question for Murray. 'More Roman soldiers were killed in the civil wars against ot
In this episode of the podcast, Murray answers two questions, both on the battle of the Hydaspes. Th
We are between issues of the magazine for this episode of the podcast. After casting around for idea
Murray ponders how little information we have on Aurelian, Probus etc. but Diocletian is well docume
Daniel writes, 'Plutarch mentions a letter to Alexander from Anaxarchus in his Moralia. It was state
Jsoth, wonders what account of the battle of Milvain Bridge does Murray find most convincing, and wh
'A general for his stepmother Hatshepsut from a young age, Thutmose III conducted dozens of campaign
After recently rereading Thucydides, GC asks, "Fire-signals of an attack were also raised towards Th
In this week's Any Warfare Answers, Murray answers this question sent in by Jamie. 'The rest of the
Kyle asks, 'What was the mechanism that Carthage (or really any ancient power) used to recruit merce
Something slightly different for this episode of the Ancient Warfare podcast. Regular of the podcast
In this episode, Murray muses on a question sent in by Nathan asking if, in the ancient world, there
Andy has been listening to rival podcasts as points out that 'the term assassin does not turn up unt
Curt asks Murray, 'did Alexander The Great’s army introduce Pankration to India? If so could Pankrat
Jasper, the editor of Ancient Warfare Magazine, asked on social media what themes readers felt the
Jacob wonders, 'if field artillery was ever used against a Macedonian-style phalanx? If not, why not
Carlos asks, 'in the current war in Ukraine, we've seen Ukrainian soldiers write insulting messages
Wyton asks, 'During the republic, what were the Romans Italian allies armed with, and how did they f
'Even before the empire split into two separate halves, the Augusti in the East had to contend with