Help wanted Photos of 5th century

[JP Vieira]

Hello
I know photography was invented much later .
What I mean by this title is this: I need photos of reanactors of West Roman Army and Germanic foederati, circa 470 AD.
Can anyone help me?
Best regards
JP Vieira

[Et tu brute]

Comitatus re-enact 4th to 5th century, so that could be helpful, but possibly a little early, heres a link www.comitatus.net

[AntonivsMarivsCongianocvs]

Slave,

Here are drawings (sorry photography wasn't available!) of late romans:



Also, although not exactly what your looking for... here are Romano-brition's roman infantry:



Here's a late Roman tunica and it’s in surprisingly good condition too! (kidding it’s a recreation)


More late Romans:
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[url:1adznb6c]http://strategicsimulations.net/catalog/images/SSHAT8086.jpg[/url]

[url:1adznb6c]http://www.gerryembleton.com/Bilder/osprey/DSCN1222.jpg[/url]

[url:1adznb6c]http://www.gerryembleton.com/Bilder/osprey/DSCN1238.jpg[/url]

[url:1adznb6c]http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k1/JPVieira_2006/99b.jpg[/url]


Others I'm sure will have better examples but... at least it's a start.

[Marcus Hortensius Castus]

Hey antonivs, are those from Invasio Barbarorum for BI?!

[Agraes]

Mmm well I doubt using IBFD unit cards as historical source is a very good idea! At least I won't give my own RTW mod - Arthurian Total War - pictures as a source, it is not precise as a re-enactor can be.

Try the Comitatus, the Foederati or even us (Letavia) even if we are only freshly started.

Foederati (circa 450)
http://monsite.wanadoo.fr/foederati/

Letavia (circa 490)
http://www.romanarmy.com/rat/viewtopic.php?t=14959

[JP Vieira]

Hello
Many thanks to all, for your help.
I will begin (when I have more free time from the artwork assignments) the detailed drawings of this illustration.
I will then call on the expertise of you all to help me include the historically accurate details.
Many thanks
Best regards
JP Vieira

[FAVENTIANVS]

http://www.fectio.org.uk/shows/archeon2006.htm