Until the arrival of the chariot, warfare had been an exclusively infantry-based affair. Its invention introduced a new dynamic to the battlefield that shaped warfare for two millenia.

Theme: Chariot warfare in antiquity

• Murray Dahm, 'Chariot warfare in antiquity - Queens of the battlefield'.
• Colleen Darnell, 'The chariot in ancient Egypt - High tech war machines'.
• Robert C. L. Holmes, 'Anti-chariot strategies, stratagems, and tactics - To grasp the whirlwind'.
• Haggai Olshanetsky, 'Israel's chariot force at Qarqar - The twelve make a stand'.
• Scott Forbes Crawford, 'Rise and fall of the Chinese war chariot - In and out of steppe'.
• Graham Wrightson, 'Chariots and combined arms - Impact vehicle'.

Features:

• Murray Dahm, 'The Dura-Europos scutum - Surviving shield'.
• Ross Cowan, 'The centurion in the third and fourth centuries AD - Lifeless he fell'.
• Murray Dahm, 'The hoplite cloak in the late fifth century BC - Offensive decoration".
• Duncan B. Campbell, 'Commissary officers or Roman army spies - The Frumentarii'.
• Tacticus, 'Technè taktikè, part XII - Arrian's Array against the Alans'.