More photos of Gauls and Romans

Some more photos of the big game, courtesy of Graham, taken from the Gallic perspective:

Graham's own figures coming to attack him. These comprised the propraetorean command I was running.

Side shot of Graham's command at the start of the battle.

Another shot of them, this time advancing on the estate (and Graham's warband).

Vicious skirmish melee in the estate. Graham's warband waits patiently for the Velites to be cleared.

Graham's cavalry.

The combat on the other side of the field. Romans with their Numidian auxiliaries to the left, brave freedom fighters of Gaul on the right.

The main infantry lines as seen from Graham's position at the right rear of the Gallic army.

This is how the Roman legions' breakthrough looked to the Gauls. Just as well they had their own cavalry coming through behind the Romans!

A rather grand infantry struggle.

A closer look at the attack of the Allobroges warbands at the centre right of the coalition's army.

Nasty evil Balearic slingers with Numidian friends threatening the sons of Gaul. Well, much more than just threatening - those slingers were horrific.

A close-up of the nastiest troops on the field.