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Ermine Street Guard
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The oldest and still one of the largest re-enactor groups, based in
Britain. Lots of images,
appearance schedule. Slow to load.
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Antonine
Guard Roman Research Society
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Performs at the Antonine Wall
in Scotland. Site includes
links, schedule, and images.
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Colchester
Roman Society
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Re-enactors in, of course, Colchester, U.K. who
differ from other re-enactment groups in that they primarily simulate
auxiliaries.
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Rome
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A "fight club" under the auspices of
the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA). Not for purists.
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Cohors
I Germanorum
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German auxiliary group. In German and not much to the site, as far
as can be told.
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Legio
I Italica
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Atlanta, Georgia. Apparently just a
contact page for a fledgling group; no other content.
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Legio
II Augusta (U.K.)
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Based in Hampshire, U.K. A fun site with lots of content, attractive design, and many
photos. Offers a drill
training video for new conscripts, for sale to the public.
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Legio
III Gallica
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New Orleans, Mississippi.
Enthusiastic leadership, cooperative ethic.
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Legio
IV Flavia Felix
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New group, bills itself as the "first
Roman legion in Canada" -- assuredly this is so!
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Legio
V Alaudae
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New
legion from Fort Bragg, North Carolina, with unfortunately rather sexist
outlook: "Women are also welcome, but will be camp followers,
cleaning women, etc."
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Legio
VI Ferrata
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Newly formed in Arizona, emphasizing
authenticity.
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Legio
VI Victrix and Cohors VI Asturum (German)
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Based in Germany.
Attractive site uses frames. For now, text only in German, but an
English mirror site is under construction.
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Legio
VI Victrix
(U.S.)
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Los
Angeles, California. Simple contact site, one page only.
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Legio
VII Claudia pia fidelis
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Canton,
Ohio. Started July 2000, one contact page, but actively recruiting.
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Legio
VIII Augusta
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Graphically rich site of a well-known living history
unit based in southwest Germany.
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Legio
VIII Augusta Martia Gemina Victrix
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Successful group founded in Wales, U.K.
Site uses frames.
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Legio
VIIII Hispana
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Australian legion. Light-hearted, well-illustrated site.
Guidance provided on uniformity and rules.
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Legio
IX Hispana Roman Re-enactment Club
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Southern California, associated with
SCA. Many enthusiastic members; not terribly picky about
appearance. No active link at this
time; supposed to be coming to www.legio-ix-hispana.org.
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Gemina
Project
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Site of Legio X Gemina, based in the
Netherlands. Photos and
schedule of appearances.
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Legio
X Fretensis
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St. Petersburg,
Russia. Site is in English
and Russian.
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Society
for Roman History in Austria
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Legio XIII Gemina, an Austrian
group. Also features
auxiliaries. Nice photo
gallery.
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Legion
XIIII: Ancient History Brought to Life
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One of the better organized groups;
stationed in the southeastern U.K. It's a fun site, tons of photos and
glitzy effects.
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Legio
XIIII Gemina Martia Victrix
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Wisconsin, U.S. New group, following philosophy of Legio XX
(Maryland).
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Roman
Military Research Society
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Re-enacting Legio XIIII Gemina in Coventry,
U.K. Award-winning group; a
comprehensive, useful site.
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Legio
XV Apollinaris
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In Norway.
Practices "role-playing" the Roman army. Classy site is in English and Norwegian.
Modified 3 JAN 01.
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Legio
XX: the Imperial Roman Twentieth Legion
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One of the best of the U.S. legions. Group based in Maryland/D.C. area.
Photos, patterns for uniforms and equipment. Meticulously accurate and generous with information.
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Legio
XX Ballistaria
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In U.S. Re-enacts a 1st c. CE
legionary artillery crew. Some good photos and discussion (but
annoying layout).
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Legio
XXI Rapax
and Ala II Flavia
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The pre-eminent German re-enactor and scholar Dr. Marcus Junkelmann is
associated with these units, based at the Aalen Limesmuseum,
Germany. Ala II Flavia are cavalry re-enactors.
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Legio
XXII Primagenia
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Cincinnati,
Ohio. Start-up legion with ties to Legio XX (Maryland). A
promising website under construction.
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Legio
XXII Primagenia (France)
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In French. Not exceptionally
authentic-looking but seems to enjoy a well-rounded appearance schedule.
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Legio
XXIV "Media Atlantia"
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Re-enactors affiliated with the SCA, based
out of Pennsylvania. Site
chock-full of nifty tidbits and photos.
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