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Alexander the Great: Logistics
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September 6, 2018
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September 6, 2018
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16:07Now PlayingWe are continuing our animated historical documentary series on the armies and tactics of the Ancient Greeks with the video covering the logistics of the Macedonian Armies. In this video, we will explain how the armies of Alexander the Great and Philip traveled and were supplied.
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The video was made by our friend Cogito, another animator Benjin Pratt created some of the assets used in this video, while the research was done by a historian Tristan Hughes ().
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Sources:
Engels, D. W. (1976), Alexander the Great and the Logistics of the Macedonian Army, Berkeley.
Gabriel, R. A. (2010), Philip II of Macedonia: Greater than Alexander, Lincoln.
Karunanithy, D. (2013), The Macedonian War Machine 359 – 281 BC, Barnsley.
Atkinson, J. & Hammond, M. eds., (2013) Arrian: Alexander the Great, the Anabasis and the Indica, Oxford.
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