Missed the latest *Ancient Warfare* podcast? Murray Dahm explores how ancient artillery was used effectively in sieges, despite its slow firing rate. Plus, insights into the lives of artillerymen. https://bit.ly/3VDD5QB

After Trajan’s conquest of Dacia, did Dacian soldiers serve in Roman Britain? Murray investigates the evidence in the latest *Ancient Warfare* podcast. https://bit.ly/4ybgetj

Missed this earlier? The Ancient Warfare Magazine podcast covers Alexander’s decisive victory at Gaugamela. Listen now. https://bit.ly/3UcQA9u

How did Rome produce enough chain mail for its legions? Murray dives into the workshops and craftsmen behind Roman armour in the latest *Ancient Warfare* podcast. Listen now https://bit.ly/3U7R2G5

Missed this earlier? The Ancient Warfare Podcast explores how ancient tactics evolved, from early formations to advanced strategies. Listen to the discussion now. https://bit.ly/4hpW3S0

Explore the March of the 10,000 and Xenophons Anabasis in the latest Ancient Warfare podcast with Robert L. OConnell. https://bit.ly/46QThAv

The editor role at Ancient Warfare magazine is still open for applications. If you’re passionate about ancient military history, now’s your chance—deadline extended by two weeks. https://bit.ly/4z219uJ

Murray answers James’s questions about ancient sieges, including Alexander’s capture of Tyre, in the latest *Ancient Warfare* podcast. A must-listen for history fans. https://bit.ly/4dh4zl8

How did ancient artillery suppress defenders despite slow firing rates? Murray Dahm answers this and more in the *Ancient Warfare* podcast. A rebroadcast for those who missed it. https://bit.ly/4yprNxX

The digital edition of Ancient Warfare 108 is now available for instant delivery. Check out the theme of The Battle of Gaugamela and additional content. https://bit.ly/44X9SS7

How did ancient tactics evolve from rigid formations to advanced strategies? The Ancient Warfare Podcast dives into this topic in their newest episode. Listen now. https://bit.ly/4hpW3S0

The Battle of Gaugamela takes center stage in the latest Ancient Warfare Magazine podcast. Listen to the team break it down. https://bit.ly/3Vf7sgc

Ancient Warfare 108 is now in stock. This issue covers the Battle of Gaugamela with insights into Alexander the Great’s strategies and historical context. https://bit.ly/44X9SS7

Ancient Warfare 108 is now available. This issue covers the Battle of Gaugamela and features articles on Alexander the Great, Macedonian tactics, and more. Choose between print and digital editions. https://bit.ly/44X9SS7

Missed this earlier? The latest *Ancient Warfare* podcast answers a listener’s question: How were Rome’s auxiliary forces managed? Roman officers or independent leadership? Listen now. https://bit.ly/4hHRfcx

How were Roman auxiliary forces managed? Roman officers or independent leadership? The Ancient Warfare podcast covers this in their latest episode. https://bit.ly/4hHRfcx

Nineteen years of *Ancient Warfare* magazine: a look back and a big announcement. Jasper Oorthuys is passing the editorial baton—could you be the next editor? Find out more. https://bit.ly/4buAgGL

Ancient Warfare, a magazine loved for nearly 20 years, is seeking a new editor. Dive into its history and find out how to apply for this unique opportunity. https://bit.ly/4buAgGL

Ancient Warfare 108 is now available for pre-order. Explore the road to Gaugamela and Alexander the Great's campaign. https://bit.ly/44X9SS7

Digital edition of Ancient Warfare 107 available now. Read about Augustus campaigns in Germania and more. https:// https://tny.app/9kx69gjq