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Re-Enactment Directory - Classical and Roman groups
Here at Clash of Steel, we strongly support the work of Re-enactors and Living History enthusiasts bringing life to history, learning what it might have been like to live as they did, and encouraging others to remember the past.
If you would like to suggest a group, send us the details. We'd love to hear about it.
COMITATVS - Late Roman, Germanic and Romano-British Re-enactment.
Britain's largest late Roman living history group based in Yorkshire but putting on events across the country. They re-create the Roman army of Constantine including crafts and camp life. They also have a cavalry squadron - 'Taifali'- and artillery - a bolt-throwing balista.
Link address :
www.comitatus.net
Updated : Thu, 6th Aug 2009
The Gladiators Of agrippa bring the excitement and spectacle of the Arena to life by performing Gladiatorial Combat and Roman Reenactment. They are based in Cornwall (South west Of England)
Link address :
www.gladiatorsofagrippa.org
Updated : Mon, 23rd Aug 2010
Ludus Claudia are a North East Gladiatorial School who portray the Gladiators of the 1st and 2nd century AD in and out of the arena.
They include static displays and Arena combat plus Gladiatorial training for children . New members and Families are always welcome .
Link address :
www.ludusclaudia.co.uk
Updated : Thu, 6th Aug 2009
A group portraying both military and civilian life during the Roman occupation of Britain. Possibly no longer running
Link address :
www.roma-antiqua.co.uk
Updated : Thu, 6th Aug 2009
Scotland's premier Roman living history society, undertaking events of all sizes portraying life in the Roman army's Sixth Legion, with a special emphasis on their role on the northern frontiers of Britannia.
Link address :
www.theantonineguard.org.uk
Updated : Sun, 14th Aug 2011
The BATAVI are a small, friendly group who re-enact military and civilian life in the 4th to 6th centuries A.D. Our military activities are based around a late Roman army unit, the Batavi Iuniores Britanniciani, which arrived in Britain in 360 A.D. and returned in 367 A.D. They then formed part of the mobile field army and remained here at least until the end of Roman rule in Britain. There is a strong probability that parts of the unit may have stayed to defend Britain against the Saxon invaders, as part of the Romano-British forces into the 5th century. We also have a small late Roman Navy section and a civilian wing which displays everyday life, crafts and cookery from the period. We have members in the Midlands and South of the UK.
Link address :
www.thebatavi.co.uk
Updated : Sat, 31st Mar 2012
The Ermine Street Guard is a society dedicated to research into the Roman Army and the reconstruction of Roman armour and equipment. They have been re-enacting and re-creating since the early 1970's and mainly represent the Imperial Army of the later 1st Century.
Link address :
http://www.erminestreetguard.co.uk/
Updated : Thu, 6th Aug 2009
An organisation that supports the York Roman Festival, representing the 9th Legion which was lost around 120AD after marching out of the city, heading for Caledonia .
Link address :
www.yorkromanfestival.com
Updated : Thu, 6th Aug 2009
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