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was scarcely for man to attempt, and for little less than a
deity to accomplish.
Paterculus, History of Rome , II. XL. VII
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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 archaeological and sculptural sources dating to the First century BC. Peter A. Inker 2007
Probable Roman spearheads from Alesia (scale 1:2). Peter A. Inker 2007
Roman pila from Alesia (scale 1:4). Peter A. Inker 2007
Circular Gallic shield boss from Alesia (scale 1:5). Peter A. Inker 2007
Circular German shield boss from Alesia (scale 1:3). Peter A. Inker 2007
Roman dagger from Alesia with reconstructed handle (scale 1:3). Peter A. Inker 2007
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 (scale 1:1). Peter A. Inker 2007
Two inscribed slingshots from Alesia (scale 1:1). Peter A. Inker 2007
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 from Alesia (scale 1:8). Peter A. Inker 2007
Gallic shield boss with wings from Alesia (scale 1:4). Peter A. Inker 2007
Gallic helmet from Alesia with reconstructed cheek guards (scale 1:5). Peter A. Inker 2007
Gallic spearheads from Alesia (scale 1:4). Peter A. Inker 2007
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