Warfare in the ancient world
By: written and illustrated by Mark Bergin
Series: Battle zones
Publisher: Book House
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Brighton
Language: eng
Number of pages: 45
ISBN-13: 9781906714963; 9780864616357
Subjects: Military art and science; Juvenile literature; History
Description: Warfare in the Ancient World explores methods of fighting amongst the powerful ancient civilisations including Rome and Greece, examining the motivations behind expansion and empire. The text takes a look at the period, and the technology that developed in order to attack and defend civilisations. Ages 8+.
Notes: Originally published: 2003.

Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Ancient world; title: Armies of the east; title: Assyrian army; title: Age of the pharaohs; title: Egyptian army; title: Shock tactics; title: City-states; title: Greek warriors; title: War at sea; title: Age of conquest; title: Romans; title: Enemies of Rome; title: Roman army; title: Roman defences; title: Training; title: Life in the legion; title: Into battle; title: Auxiliaries; title: Timespan.