Lossed legions of Vara: Battle in the Teutburg Forest

Wolfgang Korn in detail, accurately, tells about the daily life of scientists. The search for archaeologists turns into a real detective. The popular science book is designed by the illustrations of Claus Enzikat (b. 1939) - an artist marked by many awards, laureate of Andersen Prize.
9 AD Somewhere in Germany: the Roman military leader Lucilia Quintili Var with three legions was taken by surprise and defeated by Germanic tribes led by Arminius. The Roman eagles went to the Barbarian-Germanic. The battle in the Teutburg Forest laid the limit of the Roman conquests behind the Rhine and for a long time became a symbol of the struggle for the independence of the German lands. After almost 2000 years, an amateur archaeologist discovers the remains of a huge field of the battle of Roman times. Is this a place of a famous battle?
The author talks about the work of an archaeologist and historian, the book considers both the knowledge accumulated by traditional historiography and the latest discoveries in this field. Wolfgang Korn’s book tells not only the battle in the Teutburg Forest, but also about the history of ancient Rome at the turn of our era: what and where do we know about it?
Klaus Enzita (born in 1937) - an illustrator and cartoonist, awarded for his work of numerous awards and prizes. In 1995, he received a special PRISE of the youth literary prize of Germany, and in 1996 - the highest international award: Hans Hansa Andersen Medal for the totality of merits. Lives in Berlin.
Wolfgang Korn (born in 1958) - a journalist and popularizer of science, studied history and political science at the university. He lives in Hanover, collaborates with the magazine "Gea" and the newspaper "Tsait", his pen owns a number of popular science books for children and adults in archeology, history and socio-political sciences.
For secondary and senior school age