Ancient Warfare

Examines war at its origins — when armies fought at human scale, command was limited by sight and sound, and victory depended on discipline, formation, and endurance. Here are the foundations of organized violence: hoplite phalanxes, legionary lines, chariots, and the first attempts to turn terrain and cohesion into decisive advantage.

Ancient Warfare explores how early societies fought, how they remembered war, and how the earliest military principles still echo across later battlefields.