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Lusitanian army
#1
Hello
I am an ilustrator and I am currently researching the ancient Lusitanians, one of the most feared enemies of Rome.
My aim is to produce a series of illustration about their fighting men.
This is the first one I have produced, a cavalryman.
Can anyone help me with sources, for this subject?
Thanks in advance
JP Vieira
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#2
Very nice picture!! Do you have more?
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#3
Spanish firm Andrea Press in their title "Hanibal" made some good examples of Hannibal's Spanish allies and give photoes of the sources too.
Some good shiled depictions here:
http://www.fanaticus.org/DBA/armies/II39/index.html
Hope I helped
kind regards
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#4
hoplite14gr\\n[quote]Spanish firm Andrea Press in their title "Hanibal" made some good examples of Hannibal's Spanish allies and give photoes of the sources too.

Hello
Thank you for the help.
I am interested in researching not only armour and weapons but also clothes, jewerly, etc.
Anything that makes the appearence more real.
Best regards
JP Vieira
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#5
folow this thread:
http://www.romanarmy.com/rat/viewtopic.php?t=4324
Some mebers posted interesting iberian links
Kind regards
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#6
Quote:folow this thread:
http://www.romanarmy.com/rat/viewtopic.php?t=4324
Some mebers posted interesting iberian links
Kind regards

Hello
Thank you for your help.
I am producing now about 5 different illustration of Lsitanians, and need all the reference I can get.
Best regards
JP Vieira
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[url:n6bls2l1]http://ilustro.webs.com/[/url]
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#7
Some links about The Celts in Portugal

The Celts in Portugal

And about The Celts in the Iberian Peninsula in general
www.uwm.edu/Dept/celtic/ekeltoi/volumes/vol6/index.html

I also sent you a PM on this subject.
Andrei Sandu
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#8
I have found some lusitanianas warriors.
[url:1yb6sn84]http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?p=449469[/url]
The pictures are looking as old reconstructions. i don't konw how accurate they are from the historical point of view.
Andrei Sandu
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#9
Hello
Thank you all for your help.
I am painting some of the illustrations, but researching for the others;
Best regards
JP Vieira
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#10
Hello
the image I posted above is only a part of the illustration that will feature 2 more cavalrymen.
I am thinking of using a armoured horse, althought the sources for it are very few and of dificult interpretation.
Best regards
JP Vieira
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#11
http://www.viriatus.com/Lusitanos_01.asp
http://www.viriatus.com/Lusitanos_02.asp
http://www.viriatus.com/Lusitanos_03.asp
Andrei Sandu
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#12
Wow! the last link Gie the guy on figure 28 its rather interested! :o

Thanks Friend! :wink:
  
Remarks by Philip on the Athenian Leaders:
Philip said that the Athenians were like the bust of Hermes: all mouth and dick. 
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#13
http://lusitanohorse.josefonteslusitano ... horses.htm
http://www.equibooks.com/gonzagabook.html
Andrei Sandu
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#14
Hello
As I have stated in the last post I will includ also an armoured horse; like the one featured by Angus McBride in Osprey's Rome's enemies spanish armies.
There is much controversy regarding the exact nature of the horse's armour (does it envolve the horse's legs or not?); I am inclined to think of it as a cape falling along the lgas and not tied to it. I include a rough sketche help understand my point.
Does anyone have another idea?
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JP Vieira
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#15
Quote:There is much controversy regarding the exact nature of the horse's armour (does it involve the horse's legs or not?); I am inclined to think of it as a cape falling along the lgas and not tied to it. I include a rough sketche help understand my point.
Nice drawing. So far, I've never seen either images nor remains of horse armour that involved the legs.

This is a nice image of (Tibetan) horse armour.
Famous graffito from Dura Europos, probably Partian clibabanarius
Reconstruction of the Dura horse armour by Angus McBride.
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