The aftermath of battle Battles are fascinating arenas where men dole out death. But what happens after the armed conflict ends and the dust has settled?

Theme: The aftermath of battle

• Josho Brouwers, 'The aftermath of battle - Historical introduction'.
• Friedrich Wilhelm Miesen, 'War booty in ancient Greece - The spoils of war'.
• Sidney E. Dean, 'Germanic post-battle human sacrifice - Bog bodies and broken blades'.
• Lindsay Powell, 'Celebrating victory the Augustan way - A trophy proud to thee'.
• Mark McCaffery, 'The gates of Janus - Geminae belli portae'.
• Gareth Williams, 'Rout and surrender in ancient Greece - Running away'.
• Cezary Kucewicz, 'War dead in ancient Greece - Ancestral custom'.
• Owen Rees, 'Unspoken homecomings in ancient Greece - The lost Nostoi'.

Features:

• Arnold Blumberg, 'Praetorians during the Roman Republic - A Roman general's personal bodyguard'.
• Michael J. Taylor, 'A look at the Roman wedge formation - What was a Cuneus'.