Calling all armchair generals! Boudica's Last Stand.

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Steven James wrote:
Well, I hope you do stay around. I like what you have to say.

Thanks, yes, I will stick around. All this conjecture is interesting. I just think that unless we can prepare an outline of the military/political options available to SP which include terrain analysis, own and enemy forces, weather, logistics, timing and all the other planning factors we will not make progress in finding the area of the battle site.

Oddly enough I have waded across the Tay within the last 30 years (so MonsGraupius is exaggerating) and on other occasions when I was younger. Now in my advanced years and with military related health issues it is out of the question so thanks for the offer but I am afraid I need to decline.

I have put these articles by S Kaye aside for reading later as I am now involved in planning Remembrance Sunday
Finding the site by terrain analysis http://bandaarcgeophysics.co.uk/Boudica/...alysis.pdf
Finding the site of Boudica's last battle: Roman logistics empowered the sword. https://www.academia.edu/download/309550...istics.pdf
Finding the site of Boudica's last battle: multi-attribute analysis of sites identified by template matching. http://www.bandaarcgeophysics.co.uk/arch...late.xhtml