Bataille du cap Ecnome 256 av. J.-C. — 300 000 types au corps-à-corps sur des ponts poisseux de sang
Can a nation without a fleet defeat the masters of the seas? The great battles of world history are explored in this captivating documentary. In 256 BC, the Battle of Cape Ecnomus redefined naval strategy. Discover Roman infantry tactics and the invention of the "corvus," the boarding bridge that transformed galleys into land battlefields. We analyze Carthage's command errors in the face of Rome's audacity. Why didn't the Carthaginian admirals anticipate this revolution? The tragic fate of the oarsmen chained beneath the burning bridges will haunt you until the very last second of this story. Subscribe for more historical analysis. Was Consul Regulus right to refuse peace, or did his arrogance condemn thousands of legionaries? #history #rome #carthage #battle #documentary
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