Eurasia. Rome legions on the Lower Danube: Military History of the Roman-Dacco Wars

The book is dedicated to the history of the military campaigns of the Roman emperors Domitian (81–96 AD) and Trajan (98–117 AD) against Dakia - the kingdom located on the territory of modern Romania. The author pays attention not only to the event points of the armed struggle, but also considers the features of the military affairs of the warring parties-the organizational structure, weapons, strategy and tactics of both the Roman army, and the troops of the Dacians and their allies (nomadic surmans and other peoples of the Danube basin) In the reconstruction of events and everyday realities of that era, visual materials from Roman triumphal monuments built in honor of the Victory over the dacks are widely used - the columns of Trajan in Rome, etc. "Trofa Treian" in the Romanian city of Adamclissy. The publication is well illustrated and addressed to the widest circle of readers interested in the history and military affairs of the Roman Empire and its northern periphery