Here are two articles on Late Byzantine military matters, which may be of interest.
https://www.academia.edu/7879649/Prelude_to_Kephissos_1311_An_Analysis_of_the_Battle_of_Apros_1305_
https://www.academia.edu/1779323/The_struggle_between_the_Nicaean_Empire_and_the_Bulgarian_state_1254-1256_towards_a_revival_of_Byzantine_war_tactics_under_Theodore_II_Laskaris
Certainly of interest, thank you.
yes thanks for these
Jim
I love Byzantine history but my knowledge after around 1100 is sadly lacking so I will peruse to see if it sparks anything
Particularly interesting with regard to the tactics and formations used by Catalan Almughavars, who seem to have been much more flexible than most army lists allowed.
Quote from: Patrick Waterson on February 16, 2018, 08:58:44 AM
Particularly interesting with regard to the tactics and formations used by Catalan Almughavars, who seem to have been much more flexible than most army lists allowed.
Don't get me started - this is a particular bugbear of mine. I have tried to get this changed but keep coming up against (******) - any more and I will get moderated