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The Romans has two types of army camps, the marching camp and the semi-permanent or siege camp. The latter was, as it's name implies, used during a siege of a town. Both types of camp had the identical interior, which basically consisted of two streets crossing each other, dividing the camp into four parts. They had an assembly area, legate's quarters and shrine. The marching camp was surrounded with a ditch(sometimes with spikes in it) and the soil from the ditch was banked up as a wall around the camp which was topped with a spiked stockade.
Godfrey Smitham
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How many Romans died at war?
It is estimated that Roman Armies suffered some 885,000 deaths from war throughout their nine-century history. In the five centuries after Hannibal, enemies of Rome slaughtered nearly a half million legionaries.
Who invented the first flag?
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