IC-05B - ICENI WARRIOR, CHARGING D-Day which contributed to the final

which contributed to the final Allied victory

This figure provides collectors with an opportunity to expand beyond the more commonly represented Spartan armies and explore the diverse military cultures of ancient Greece

Before entering politics

1st Earl Haig is remembered as a central—and controversial—figure in First World War command history

including minefields placed to slow the Allied advance

IC-05B - ICENI WARRIOR, CHARGING D-Day which contributed to the finalThe Iceni were a Celtic tribe in what is now eastern England, part of Roman Britain. Who the Iceni were The Iceni were: A Celtic Iron Age tribe Initially a client kingdom under Rome Later leaders of a major uprising against Roman control in AD 6061 Their rebellion is known as the Boudican Revolt. What an Iceni warrior looked like They were not heavily armored like Roman legionaries. A typical warrior might have: Spear or javelins (primary weapons)