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Reenactment groups If you feel that you know of a link that ought to be listed here then please let me know and if we can we will happily add it. Legio II AVG LEG II AVG is constantly striving for historical accuracy and a complete show for all the family. Run by David and Lyndsey Richardson, two of the most appraochable reenactors I know. Roman Military Research Society Amongst other things they "represent a detachment of the Fourteenth Legion, Gemina Martia Victrix", a great society with fantastic equipment including their artillery. Roma Antiqua and Ludus Claudia ~ NEW New military and gladiatorial group. Best of luck guys! Collegium Gladiatorium In their own words they are "Roman Cultural Traditional Fighting Club and the Ludus Magnus School of Ancient Martial Arts" They have some well put together videos and lots of members. Ars Dimicandi Gladiators, Soldiers, Pugilists and Pankration, Ars Dimicando run the full gambit of Roman Violence. The Antonine Guard "Our prime aim is to promote a greater awareness of Roman Scotland for the general public." Legio XX Legio XX is run by Matthew Amt, second to Leg II AVG Matthew has been one of the most helpful reenactors that I have come to know. Based in the US they site a high standard for groups to aim for. I can thoroughly recommend Legio XX's Legionaries' handbook. Familia Gladiatoria Familia are, as far as I know the oldest gladiatorial reenactment group in the world - starting in 1986. Vortigen Studies Vortigern Studies is an initiative based in the Netherlands, dedicated to the study of the period between the Roman occupation of Britain and the Early Middle Ages. Legio XV LEGIO XV APOLLINARIS COHORS I. Brittania - The Arthurian Society Brittania work hard at recreating 4th - 6th Century AD Britain. Trajans Roman Cavalry Nigel has worked very hard to create an accurate portrayal of Roman Cavalry, the information on his site is concise and very well written. The Roman Empire: SCA combat group The only Roman SCA group I know. SCA has a large following in the US. |