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Why do 1st Century Roman groups avoid combat
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Robert,
As to the WHY, we should go back to WHY or rather HOW we present what we do:
- Is it a reconstructed display of what the ancients looked like, accompanied by interaction with- and explanation by the 'live fitting dolls'?
- Is it a display of replica's to immerse the audience into the life of the ancients?
- Is it a demonstration of crafts as we reconstruct it was done by the ancients?
- Is it a first-person historic role-playing theater display to amuse the audience?
All of the above?

In case we chose to reenact an army, which is presumed in this thread:
- Do we put on a static display and show army live, weapons and armour?
- If we show army live, does this include drills/training?
- If the audience seen the drills/training, wouldn't they want to see 'the real thing'?

I feel looking at the drills as one looks at a football training, in the end you would want to see the match... WHY not give the audience that show?
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Re: Why do 1st Century Roman groups avoid combat - by Sheikh Al Stranghi - 09-03-2012, 01:19 AM
Why do 1st Century Roman groups avoid combat - by Evert - 09-06-2012, 02:05 PM

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