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In 52 B.C. at Alesia in what is now Burgundy in France Julius Caesar pulled off one of the great feats of Roman arms. His heavily outnumbered army utterly defeated the combined forces of the Gallic tribes led by Vercingetorix and completed the Roman conquest of Gaul. The Alesia campaign, and the epic siege in which it culminated, was one of Caesar s finest military achievements, and it has fascinated historians ever since.

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But near Alesia such achievements were effected as it was scarcely for man to - photo 1

But near Alesia such achievements were effected as it
was scarcely for man to attempt, and for little less than a
deity to accomplish.
Paterculus, History of Rome , II. XL. VII

First published in Great Britain in 2008 by Pen Sword Military an imprint of - photo 2

First published in Great Britain in 2008 by
Pen & Sword Military
an imprint of
Pen & Sword Books Ltd
47 Church Street
Barnsley
South Yorkshire S70 2AS
Text copyright Peter A. Inker, 2008
ISBN 978 1 84415 675 7
eISBN 9781844685707
The right of Peter A. Inker to be identified as Author of this Work has been asserted by him in accordance with the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.
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Caesar Vercingetorix statue marking the location of the hill fort at - photo 10

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Vercingetorix statue marking the location of the hill fort at Alesia Peter A - photo 13

Vercingetorix statue marking the location of the hill fort at Alesia. Peter A. Inker 2007

Roman legionary of Caesars army His equipment is reconstructed from various - photo 14

Roman legionary of Caesars army. His equipment is reconstructed from various archaeological and sculptural sources dating to the First century BC. Peter A. Inker 2007

Probable Roman spearheads from Alesia scale 12 Peter A Inker 2007 - photo 15

Probable Roman spearheads from Alesia (scale 1:2). Peter A. Inker 2007

Roman pila from Alesia scale 14 Peter A Inker 2007 Circular Gallic - photo 16

Roman pila from Alesia (scale 1:4). Peter A. Inker 2007

Circular Gallic shield boss from Alesia scale 15 Peter A Inker 2007 - photo 17

Circular Gallic shield boss from Alesia (scale 1:5). Peter A. Inker 2007

Circular German shield boss from Alesia scale 13 Peter A Inker 2007 - photo 18

Circular German shield boss from Alesia (scale 1:3). Peter A. Inker 2007

Roman dagger from Alesia with reconstructed handle scale 13 Peter A Inker - photo 19

Roman dagger from Alesia with reconstructed handle (scale 1:3). Peter A. Inker 2007

Roman ballista bolt and stimuli from Alesia scale 11 Peter A Inker 2007 - photo 20

Roman ballista bolt and stimuli from Alesia (scale 1:1). Peter A. Inker 2007

Gallic noble cavalryman Peter A Inker 2007 Roman arrowheads from Alesia - photo 21

Gallic noble cavalryman. Peter A. Inker 2007

Roman arrowheads from Alesia scale 11 Peter A Inker 2007 Two inscribed - photo 22

Roman arrowheads from Alesia (scale 1:1). Peter A. Inker 2007

Two inscribed slingshots from Alesia scale 11 Peter A Inker 2007 - photo 23

Two inscribed slingshots from Alesia (scale 1:1). Peter A. Inker 2007

Slingshot inscribed with TLABI from Labienus camp at Alesia scale 11 Peter - photo 24

Slingshot inscribed with TLABI from Labienus camp at Alesia (scale 1:1). Peter A. Inker 2007

Germanic cavalryman Peter A Inker 2007 Three Gallic swords and scabbards - photo 25

Germanic cavalryman. Peter A. Inker 2007

Three Gallic swords and scabbards from Alesia scale 18 Peter A Inker 2007 - photo 26

Three Gallic swords and scabbards from Alesia (scale 1:8). Peter A. Inker 2007

Gallic shield boss with wings from Alesia scale 14 Peter A Inker 2007 - photo 27

Gallic shield boss with wings from Alesia (scale 1:4). Peter A. Inker 2007

Gallic helmet from Alesia with reconstructed cheek guards scale 15 Peter A - photo 28

Gallic helmet from Alesia with reconstructed cheek guards (scale 1:5). Peter A. Inker 2007

Gallic spearheads from Alesia scale 14 Peter A Inker 2007 Gallic - photo 29

Gallic spearheads from Alesia (scale 1:4). Peter A. Inker 2007

Gallic spearheads from Alesia scale 13 Peter A Inker 2007 Gallic - photo 30

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