Roman Army Uniform.

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Roman Army Uniform

Discussion What is a uniform? What types of people might wear uniform both in the ancient world and today?  Why do people wear uniform?

Homework Using the detail given in your work booklets about the uniform of a Roman solider answer the following question in your exercise book. Your answer should be at least half a page long. Do you think that the uniform of a Roman solider was suitable for its purpose?

Equipment Flavius Josephus, The Jewish War, written in the 1st century AD Foot soldiers are armed with a cuirass (body armour) and a helmet. They carry two swords .. a spear and round shield. In addition .. a saw, a basket, a mattock (pick) and an axe, as well as a leather strap, a sickle, a chain and enough rations to last him for three days. In fact he carries so much equipment he is not very different from a mule. An extract from a letter found at the Roman fort at Vindolanda on Hadrian’s Wall I have sent you .. pairs of woollen socks, two pairs of sandals and two pairs of underpants .. Vegetius, A Military Digest, 4th century AD For building the trenches they find it useful to have pick-axes, shovels, baskets and other equipment always on hand… The young soldier must be given frequent practice in carrying loads up to 60lbs while marching at the normal speed because on difficult campaigns they will have to carry their rations as well as their weapons. From a modern textbook A Roman soldier would march 20 miles a day carrying his armour and weapons AND 2 posts about 2.4 metres long to make a fence at night, a thick cloak to keep him warm and to sleep in, his cooking pot, bowl and spoon, a spade to dig holes for the posts, corn, dried beans and salt for 3-4 days, a bag with spare boots, money, dice etc.