Foro Militar General

"The Byzantine 'Dark Age', 7th-8th centuries"

• Armenian aristocrat
• Jacobite Abbot
• East Anatolian peasant

"Proclamation of an Emperor, 9th century"

"The Byzantine counterattack, 9th century"

• Akritoi frontier cavalryman of an Anatolian Theme
• Light infantry archer
• Cavalryman of the Imperial Tagmata


Angus McBride

"Kataphractos"

"Scena di navigazione antica, XIII-XII secolo a.C."


Panaiotis Kruklidis

"Agamennone figlio di Atreo"

"Aiace figlio di Telamone"

"Athena - Mycenaean Athana potniya"

"Harpastum, also known as Harpustum, was a form of ball game played in the Roman Empire. The Romans also referred to it as the small ball game. The ball used was small (not as large as a follis, paganica, or soccer-sized ball) and hard, probably about the size and solidity of a softball. It involved considerable speed, agility, and physical exertion. Little is known about the exact rules of the game, but sources indicate the game was a violent one with players often ending up on the ground"


Panaiotis Kruklidis

Siguiendo la serie abierta sobre el ejército bizantino:





• Skutatos, 11th-12th centuries
• Skutatos, c. 950
• Peltastos, c. 975
• Skutatos, 10th century


Angus McBride

• Servant, 10th-11th centuries
• Pack-mules, 10th century
• Unarmoured infantryman, 11th-12th centuries
• Psilos, 10th century

• Guard officer, c. 880
• Emperor in parade armour, c. 1017
• Member of the Basilikoi Anthropoi, c. 880

• Trapezitos, 10th century
• Patzinak mercenary, 11th century

• Rus mercenary, c.950
• Varagian Guardsman, c. 1000
• Varagian Guardsman in dress uniform, c. 1030

• Seljuk mercenary, 11th-12th centuries
• Italo-Norman mercenarie, late 11th century
• Italo-Norman mercenarie, late 11th century