AW413 - Early Campaigns in Germania

Ancient Warfare Podcast by The History Network

Jun 12, 202645:30Society & Culture

'When Germanic warbands crossed the Rhine in 17 BC, they set in motion a turbulent series of Roman campaigns into Germania that spanned three decades.' In this episode of the podcast, the team discusses AW107, Rome Cross...

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