The Battle of Dunbar 1650.
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This is a really awesome video.
Two of my ancestors were captured during the Battle of Dunbar and were sent to America.
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@buidseach It's very interesting. It would of hardly been completely redundant at these field battles using achers.
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@Vendettare1 thats what i was thinking, some of the clansmen were still using longbows as they had a faster rate of fire but a shorter range.
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@belisariusorb thats some funny shit right there .lol. lost a eye ? from a pike .ha! ha! ha !
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Well done, sir. A very good film.
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No archers?
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I WENT TO A CIVIL WAR REINACTMENT DURING THE LAST WEEKEND. iF YOU EVER FANCY THIS SORT OF THING, GIVE IT A GO ONCE. THEY ARE FRIENDLY SO EVEN ALONE YOU ARE AMONG FRIENDS. I PROMISE. GREAT FUN.
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badass
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@belisariusorb what else would it be?
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My immigrant ancestor was in this battle. He was taken prisoner by Cromwell and esnt to the New World in 1651.
What do they use for the spearpoints on the pikes? I suppose they're not steel
belisariusorb 2 years ago
Yes, they are made of steel!
zainazrai 2 years ago
That makes it quite dangerous, hasn't anyone lost an eye?
belisariusorb 2 years ago
It has happened by accident. And the audience should realize that living history groups are not amateurs playing games but well trained people who need to have the understanding of the troops in the period as well as the requirements for safety and to also look convincing to the audience they're playing to.
zainazrai 2 years ago
We must commend all living history groups who are often mocked by student filmmakers and other tough guys without realizing the amount of training they have to go through to put on a good show. It is Britain at it's best.
zainazrai 2 years ago 3
It wasnt a counter attack it was an escape attempt that happened to break the scots lines.
buidseach 2 years ago
Thank you very much for your response buidseach!
zainazrai 2 years ago