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Ancient Warfare X.4 with Wars at the edge of empires Kingdoms and empires occupied geographical territories that had to be defended against rivals and trouble-makers. Learn More

Ancient Warfare X.3 with The Mithridatic Wars The wars fought between the Republic of Rome and the Kingdom of Pontus featured some of the bloodiest battles of Classical antiquity. Learn More

Ancient Warfare X.3 with The Mithridatic Wars The wars fought between the Republic of Rome and the Kingdom of Pontus featured some of the bloodiest battles of Classical antiquity. Learn More

Photos by Stef Verstraaten, with text by Jasper Oorthuys

• Full-color softback
• 176 pages
• Published by Karwansaray Publishers and Fragma
• English language only
• Video review of the hardback (first) edition: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00eMVqhs1RE

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Ancient Warfare X.2 with War in Ptolemaic Egypt Founded by one of Alexander the Great's generals, the Ptolemaic empire lasted longer than any other of the Hellenistic kingdoms, exploiting its favorable geographic situation, raising large armies and magnificent fleets until 30 BC. Learn More

Ancient Warfare X.2 with War in Ptolemaic Egypt Founded by one of Alexander the Great's generals, the Ptolemaic empire lasted longer than any other of the Hellenistic kingdoms, exploiting its favorable geographic situation, raising large armies and magnificent fleets until 30 BC. Learn More

Ancient Warfare X.1 with The Archidamian War During the Peloponnesian War, Athens and Sparta fought for supremacy. This issue deals with the first part of that destructive conflict. Learn More

Ancient Warfare X.1 with The Archidamian War During the Peloponnesian War, Athens and Sparta fought for supremacy. This issue deals with the first part of that destructive conflict. Learn More

Edited by Josho Brouwers, with contributions from the AW staff ISBN: 978-94-90258-14-6 full-color softback 100 pages Published by Karwansaray Publishers Restock ships August 28 Learn More

Ancient Warfare IX.6 with The aftermath of battle Battles are fascinating arenas where men dole out death. But what happens after the armed conflict ends and the dust has settled? Learn More

Ancient Warfare IX.6 with The aftermath of battle Battles are fascinating arenas where men dole out death. But what happens after the armed conflict ends and the dust has settled? Learn More

Ancient Warfare IX.5 with Warriors of the Hellenistic Age The Macedonian army, remodeled by Philip II and exploited by Alexander the Great, continued to flourish under the Successors. Learn More

Ancient Warfare IX.5 with Warriors of the Hellenistic Age The Macedonian army, remodeled by Philip II and exploited by Alexander the Great, continued to flourish under the Successors. Learn More

Ancient Warfare IX.4 with Clash of the Colossi. The First Punic War This extra-long 50th issue of Ancient Warfare deals with the First Punic War, the 24-year clash between the rising superpower from Italy and the powerful North-African city state of Carthage. Learn More