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Spreadsheet calculations for campaigning Roman armies of the early Imperial period. The spreadsheet is also available at www.bandaarcgeophysics.co.uk/arch_intro.html . It allows the definition of army sizes, march rates and distances, and the building of camp defences (ditch, rampart and palisade) before calculating over 70 parameters and metrics associated with a Roman marching camp, e.g internal roads. Calculated camps sizes are cross-matched to extant camps allowing comparisons. Observations from the use of the spreadsheet, together with instructions on how to use, are available in an accompanying essay, "Early Imperial Roman army campaigning: observations on marching metrics, energy expenditure and the building of marching camps", available at www.bandaarcgeophysics.co.uk/arch_intro.html or from Zenodo.org or Academia.edu (search 'steve kaye').
roman legionary, marching camps, ditch rampart palisade, roman army logistics, roman army, roman legionary march rate speed velocity
roman legionary, marching camps, ditch rampart palisade, roman army logistics, roman army, roman legionary march rate speed velocity
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