Phil Barker (1) (1932–)
Auteur van The Armies and Enemies of Imperial Rome: Organisation, Tactics, Dress and Weapons, 150 BC to 600 AD
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The Armies and Enemies of Imperial Rome: Organisation, Tactics, Dress and Weapons, 150 BC to 600 AD (1972) 76 exemplaren
De Bellis Antiquitatis: Simple Fast Play Ancient War Game and Campaign Rules with Army Lists (1995) 14 exemplaren
Alexander the Great's Campaigns: A Guide to Ancient Political and Military War-Gaming (1979) 14 exemplaren
De Bellis Antiquitatis Simple Fast Play Ancient Wargame and Campaign Rules with Army Lists Version 2.2 (2004) 8 exemplaren
D.B.R. Army Lists Book 2 6 exemplaren
De Bellis Renationis 5 exemplaren
De Bellis Magistrorum Militum: Wargames Rules for Ancient and Medieval Battle 3000 BC to 1500 AD (2007) 4 exemplaren
Army Lists: Book Three, Armies Originating After 1000 AD for use with Wargames Rules 3000 BC to 1485 AD (1982) 4 exemplaren
D.B.R. Army Lists: for use with the De Bellis Renationis Wargames Rules - Book 1: Armies of the Great Italian Wars,… 3 exemplaren
D.B.R. Army Lists: for use with the De Bellis Renationis Wargames Rules - Book 3: Armies of the Eastward Colonial… 3 exemplaren
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- Barker, Philip C.
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- UK
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- United Kingdom
- Woonplaatsen
- Paignton, Devon, England, UK
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- Wargames Research Group
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- Please do not confuse or combine Philip C. Barker, 1932-11-05, with Philip Arthur Barker, 1920-2000. They are different authors.
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I actually have two copies of this book, the older 1972 edition, and the newer fourth edition. The latter is still available and I think it's still worth buying, even though there are newer materials available. It shows the evolution of Roman dress, and provides illustration of their rivals in black line drawings. The middle of the book is a storehouse of shield patterns from the early imperial period to early Byzantium, and is worth the price of admission.
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Thanks to the co-authors - Sue Laflin Barker and Richard Bodley Scott - the 2nd edition of HOTT is written in a less dense and more easily digested style than most of Phil Barker's rules.… (meer)