( all miniatures are 28mm foundry macedonians and thracians)
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Ancient worldz is a blog were I compare the worlds that ancient and medievil peoples inhabited and thrived in to the modern world. I also try to illustrate the stories with my drawings and painted miniatures.
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Showing posts with label Thracians. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thracians. Show all posts
Saturday, October 6, 2007
almost done
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Tuesday, September 11, 2007
The Painting Process
These are some minis I began to paint over the labor day weekend. They are all Foundry 28mm Macedonians and Thracians. They are far from complete... hopefuly I will be able to finish them soon. :-)
( all miniatures are 28mm foundry macedonians and thracians)9-11
God Bless America!!
God bless our troops overseas!!!
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Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Ancient worldz Thracians
Herodotus describes the Thracians "They went to the war wearing the skins of foxes upon their heads, and about their bodies tunics, over which was thrown a long cloak of many colours. Their legs and feet were clad in buskins made from the skins of fawns; and they had for arms javelins, with light targes, and short dirks. This people, after crossing into Asia, took the name of Bithynians"
The Bithynians settled in the City of Byzantium, which would one day become Constantinople (after the Roman Emperor Constantine). The Thracians would found the city that would one day become the capital of the Roman Empire(along with Greeks), and eventually the Byzantine Empire ( Rome's surviving half in the East).
What greater legacy could a people leave than creating the city that would become the seat of the greatest Empire of the time.
They were eventually run over by successive waves of Macedonians, Dacians, Sarmatians and Slavs
( all miniatures are 28mm foundry thracians)
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