Ancient Warfare 107 (pre-order)

When Germanic warbands crossed the Rhine in 17 BC, they set in motion a turbulent series of Roman campaigns into Germania that spanned three decades. Theme: Augustus' campaigns in Germania Lindsay Powell, 'Eagles over Germania - The German wars of Augustus' Stefan Burmeister, 'The earliest segmentata - The prototype plate armour from Kalkriese' Lindsay Powell, '"Germania, I pacified" - How Augustus spun the German wars' Jo Ball, 'Ambush on the Rhine - The Lollian Disaster' Thomas Herder, 'Far reaching operations - An experimental study in irregular warfare' Robert Holmes, 'The harshest teacher - learning from the Clades Variana' Features: Fred E. Ray Jr, 'Going into battle with the ancestors of Phillip II - Early Macedonian warfare' Matthew Knight, 'Scotland's first fighters - Anatomy of a Bronze Age warrior' Mark McCaffery, 'The word - I will call him 'father'' Murray Dahm, 'Throwing it all away - The battle of Mantinea - 418 BC' Paul Bardunias, 'A question of balance - Lead weights on spear butts' Marco Daniele, 'A Roman Brexit - The secession of Carausius and Allectus' Jo Ball, 'The hundred-year-old veteran - The tombstone of Julius Valens'