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VIII AUGUSTA, MGV |
LEGIO
VI VICTRIX - THE ANTONINE GUARD |
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Based in North Wales and environs,
this is a dedicated bunch of re-enactors who recreate first
century military and civilian life to a very high standard. They are
a great group to work with, which is why the 14th is often to be seen
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Britain's
most Northerly Roman re-enactment society, the Antonines have gone
from strength to strength in the few short years since their foundation.
They show immense dedication in everything they do - travelling hundreds
of miles to attend events - and their Gask ridge march looks like
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COHORS
I FIDA VARDULLORUM,
(Colchester Roman Society)
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COHORS
QUINTA GALLORUM |
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Originally a legionary group, these lads now
specialise in the often neglected but actually vital auxiliary arm
of the Roman military - specifically a milliary cohort of Vardulli
from Hispania. They have a good new website with some links
that are well worth following. |
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Based at the impressively restored fort at Arbeia
(South Shields) this auxiliary unit recreates military and civilian
life on the Wall in the 3rd century AD - and it does so with great
enthusiasm and remarkable accuracy. 3rd century kit makes an interesting
change to standard 1st century fare whilst the group's civilian side
is especially strong |
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LEGIO XX
VALERIA VICTRIX - The Ermine Street Guard |
LEGIO X GEMINA - THE
GEMINA PROJECT |
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This is the original Roman re-enactment
society from which so much else has sprung. Experienced and professional.
Their website carries some informative articles on Roman military
topics. |
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A first-rate
group from the Netherlands often found working in Britain in association
with other Roman re-enactment groups.. Their website is a definite
must see for anyone interested in the Roman military or Rome in general
- check out the comprehensive links section. |
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Lively group with interesting and
informative website. Good to see the Imperium Romanum spreading so
far South! |
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Excellent American legionary site with a wealth
of useful and practical information, advice, links etc. Well worth
a prolonged perusal. |
Legion Ireland -
The Roman Military Society of Ireland
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Vexilatio Legionis XX Valeria
Victrix and Cohors IX Batavorum |
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Oh dear, they've all turned into Praetorians.
Still, I suppose someone has to.
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XV Voluntariorum Civum Ramanorum |
Legio XXX Ulpia Traiana
Victrix |
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A Dutch Reenactment group including
Exercitus Germanici Inferioris |
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An Italian Historic research group based
near Rome |
| Nervien
Auxilia (COH II NERVIO) |
Batavian Auxilia (COH
I BATAVORUM) |
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The aim of this French group is
to recreate the Gallo-Roman society in the 2nd century in the Nervien
territory (Nord). This includes both recreating the crafts of this
era and demonstrating the military side of the auxilia.
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A newly-formed (2011), but very experienced
group of Roman/Germano-Celtic enthusiasts dedicated to the accurate
reconstruction of the daily lives of Batavian auxiliary soldiers levied
from the lower Rhineland and associated civilians attached to the
Roman army during the mid-to-late First Century AD |
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Evropantiqva
- Ancient European Reenacting
This is a group of Italian societies specialising
in German and Gallic tribe reenactments
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Based in Verona.
Recreates all the aspects
of the Germanic tribes between I and the II A.D.
This includes both the military apects and civilian crafts such as
natural dyeing, weaving and wood working. |
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Based in Verona.
An experimental archaeology institute
specialising in III B.C. Gallic military reenactment. Includes a
Celtic mercenary encampment.
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Nemeton
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Based in Milan.
Recreates III B.C. Gaulish culture. Crafts such as weaving, clay
crafting and natural dyeing. Displays include a Celtic camp with
apsects of the La Tène culture.
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Aes Cranna
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Based in Modena.III B.C. Reeanacts a Celtic settlement
with fur working, tanning and metallurgy. Also involved in bronze
smelting and working.
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