Paul Elliott

Paul Elliott has a degree in ancient history and archaeology and writes books on military history. Previous titles include The Last Legionary, Warrior Cults and Vietnam: Conflict & Controversy. He has also written articles on Roman military history for Ancient Warfare magazine. Paul has been involved in historical reconstruction for the past decade, in particular he has experimented with bronze casting, flint knapping, slinging and the fabrication of Roman shield types. He lives in East Yorkshire with his wife, Christine and son, John.

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Warfare in New Kingdom Egypt

The first book to explore the army of ancient Egypt at its height, from weapons and tactics to logistics, training and life in camp.

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Food and Farming in Prehistoric Britain

The lost cooking techniques of Stone Age and Iron Age Britain are brought vividly back to life: ideal for the historian and cook.

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Everyday Life of a Soldier on Hadrian's Wall

What would life have been like as a Roman soldier on Hadrian's Wall?

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Legions in Crisis: Transformation of the Roman Soldier AD 192–284

The Roman Empire stumbled and almost fell in the 3rd century AD, weighed down by civil war, usurpers, invasion, plague and inflation. Rome teetered on the brink of disaster. Legions in Crisis looks at the crippling body blows inflicted on the Roman Empire during this 3rd century trauma.

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Warfare in New Kingdom Egypt

Food and Farming in Prehistoric Britain

Everyday Life of a Soldier on Hadrian's Wall

Legions in Crisis: Transformation of the Roman Soldier AD 192–284

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