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Roman Military Research Society
The Vexillatio Legionis XIIII GMV and home of the Coh I Batavorum |
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The Ancient Hoplitikon of Melbourne
Ancient Greek Reenactment Group |
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Legio Secvnda Avgvsta
Living History Society with a sistersociety in the Netherlands |
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Legio Secvnda Avgvsta Netherlands
Living History Society sistersociety to Legio Secvnda Avgvsta in England |
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VEX LEG XX VV and COH IX BAT
1st Century Roman reenactment group based in Cork, Ireland. |
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Populares Vindelicenses
The Populares Vindelicenses are a Roman Living History Group displaying life in Roman Raetia in the 3rd century AD. They have civilians and soldiers, and some specialties, like the myth-tent. |
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Legio IX Hispana NorCal
We are the Northern California/Nevada chapter (Leg. IX NorCal) of Legio IX Hispana and are part of the overall LEGIO IX HISPANA, USA club. Leg. IX is a group of living historians dedicated to "learning by doing" -- who strive for more than just stand |
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Comitatus
Comitatus is a group that recreates life in the North of England between the periods 306-866AD, although many of our shows are set in or around 400AD. We represent the limitanai based in the North and the unit known as the Praesidienses however we ar |
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Cohort Tres (three) Italica C.R.
Cohort Tres Italica is always recruiting more non-citizens to fight alongside the Roman Legions. Service means Citizenship! Inquire or Enlist Today! |
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Legio XX Valeria Victrix
The Twentieth Legion was founded in 1991 to recreate the soldiers of the Roman Army for public demonstrations and living history displays. Our weapons, armor, and accoutrements are all carefully researched, and reconstructed at our own expense. Our t |
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Legio XXX
Legio XXX Cohort I, is a roman reenactment group based in the Niagara Falls area of Ontario, Canada. Established in the summer of 2001, our goal is to recreate the early 2nd Century Roman legion, immediately after the conclusion of the 2nd Dacian War |
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Legio VI FFC South Carolina
Home site of Legio VI FFC, from South Carolina, Georgia, North Carolina, and florida. |
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Legio I Germanica
Multiperiod Roman reenactment from the republic to the fall of the empire. |
