The Dacians And Getae At War: 4Th Century Bc– 2Nd Ad Andrei Pogacias Osprey Publishing Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

This Intriguing Book Describes The Romans’ Formidably Warlike Enemies In Modern Romania And Bulgaria – Their ‘Most Illustrated’ Opponents Thanks To Friezes On Trajan’s Column Carvings Adamklissi Monument Formidable Warriors Able Field Tens Of Thousands Infantry Cavalry Led By A Military Aristocracy Dacians Getae Presented Real Threat Rome’s North-Eastern Frontier They Inflicted Several Defeats Rome Crossing Danube Invade Province Moesia Later Stubbornly Resisting Counter-Invasions From Strong Mountain Fortresses Historians Believe That Were Essentially Same Group Tribes During Successive Periods Related Thracian Territory South Carpathian Mountains But Exact Relationship Place Time Is Subject For Debate Those Called ‘Getae’ Ancient Greek Sources Actively Expanding At Least 4Th Century Bc Some Enlisted As Mercenaries Roman Armies 1St Others Clashed With Army Augustus Fighting Alongside Sarmatians People Whom Romans ‘Dacians’ Are Best Known Wars Against Emperors Domitian Ad 85–89 Trajan 101–106 Peak Defeated Neighbouring Peoples Stretching Slovakia Southern Ukraine It Believed Effectiveness Weapons Caused Modifications Armour Although Most Direct Have Been Lost Us Enough References Remain Reconstruct Picture Society Culture Using Previously Unseen Photos Archaeological Finds Colour Illustrations Showing Appearance Weaponry Warrior Kings Noblemen Detailed Draws Upon Latest Literary Research Provide Complete Account These Fascinating Fighters Σελίδες: 48 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0730 Διαστάσεις: 18 4X18 4Cm