Battlefield Secrets - How did the Romans “Clean up” after battles?
Use the code "IMPACTFORCE" to get HUGE perks in World of Warships here: https://wo.ws/4bJWtjY Everyone always focusses on the battles, but what comes after is very fascinating! For this video, we dug through the sources in search of post-battle activities, and came up with fascinating discoveries! The Roman army retained its phenomenal coordination and discipline is burying the dead, collecting arms and armour for repair, capturing enemies, distributing loot, and cleaning up the battlefield! This video will answer many questions like: what happened to the hundreds of dead and wounded on the battlefield? How did Romans loot the field and share it? And what did they do with enemy survivors and prisoners? This video answers all of these questions and more! The Aftermath of a Battle (0:00) The Wounded (1:54) The Dead (3:03) The Enemy Wounded (6:19) The Equipment (7:45) The Loot (9:04)

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