North British Warrior

[Agraes]

I just got An Age of Tyrants by Christopher Snyder. Browsing the pages I found the (small) chapter dedicated to the military, and there is two things that intrigues me a lot:


First one is about the use of chariots:

The kings of Gildas's own day "wage(d) war, civil and unjust," with their commanipulares, rode chariots (currus), and fought with arma speciales.

My opinion is that is only a litteral metaphor taken too seriously by the author, but there is also this:

[...] and at Dynas Emrys excavators found three Donside terrets, rein rings, from a chariot.

With note 100: Campbell, "Dinas Emrys", 54-57



Second one is about a graffito at Tintagel:

At Tintagel, a graffito etched onto slate depicts a sub-Roman warrior with sword, shield, spear, helmet, and what appears to be a whip.

Note 102: See Thomas, Tintagel, and Dark, Discovery by Design, fig. 2.

This one interest me a lot, anyone got a drawing or a picture of it, perhaps with more details?