12-01-2007, 05:53 PM
Quote:I agree that today most Roman re-enactment groups are beyond staging mock battles. Authentic weapons just don't allow it.I've previously asked this question, but I do not think that I received a satisfactory answer, something that appears to be gaining popularity here in the states is roman needle-felt battle, and I'm curious of the opinions of the members of RAT as to how this activity fits in with the historical part. Needle-felt combat may be fun, but from a historical reenactment point of view does it fit in? Provided that tactics are rigorously adhered to, I think that it has potential. I would particularly like to hear from my Fratres Romani on the other side of pond what they think.
Titus Licinius Neuraleanus
aka Lee Holeva
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aka Lee Holeva
Conscribe te militem in legionibus, vide mundum, inveni terras externas, cognosce miros peregrinos, eviscera eos.
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