Punic & Greek Casualties Indian_Infantry and the rest of the

and the rest of the crew were soldiers armed with javelins or spears

During the Punic Wars

Battle of Zama: In Hannibal's final showdown with Scipio Africanus in 202 BCE

typically within 7-10 working days

each with swappable heads and pre-separated bases

Punic & Greek Casualties Indian_Infantry and the rest of theThis item is part of the Punic Wars: Hannibal at the Gates Carthage collection. Casualty estimates for the Second Punic War (218201 BCE) are substantial and vary among ancient and modern sources. Roman losses were catastrophic in the initial years, while Carthaginian casualties were also heavy, particularly in the later stages of the war . Greek involvement was primarily through alliances, with casualties integrated into the larger conflict. Punic &