Ancient Warfare magazine

Ancient Warfare magazine Ancient Warfare is the leading magazine on the military history of the ancient world. It is published every other month and has 60 pages in full color.

Ancient Warfare is the only military history magazine to focus exclusively on warfare in the Ancient World. Every issue of Ancient Warfare is dedicated to a theme. This can be specific (e.g. campaigns and troop types), of a more general nature (e.g. arms and armour) or a concepts such as Victory and Defeat. The majority of the articles will have something to do with this overarching theme, resulting in an appealing mix of items revolving around a central topic. To ensure every reader always finds something to their liking, the theme-based articles are offset by feature articles focussing on other periods, realms and battles. Examples of these features are "The Warrior", "The Battle" and "Be a general". We know that our readers have seen the usual selection of photos too often to care for them, so we commission original artwork for every issue in addition to maps and photography from our extensive collection.

Ancient Warfare 108 is now available. This issue explores the Battle of Gaugamela and features articles on Alexander the...
13/09/2026

Ancient Warfare 108 is now available. This issue explores the Battle of Gaugamela and features articles on Alexander the Great, Macedonian battle tactics, and more. Available in print and digital formats. https://bit.ly/4fG0fvW

Did you miss this? A listener asks how Rome’s auxiliary forces were organized—were they led by Roman officers or operate...
01/09/2026

Did you miss this? A listener asks how Rome’s auxiliary forces were organized—were they led by Roman officers or operated independently? The newest *Ancient Warfare* podcast explores this question. Tune in and support the show on Patreon for exclusive content and more. https://bit.ly/4hLXbRU

Ancient Warfare 108 is now in stock and ready for shipping. This issue delves into the Battle of Gaugamela and features ...
21/08/2026

Ancient Warfare 108 is now in stock and ready for shipping. This issue delves into the Battle of Gaugamela and features articles on Macedonian tactics, Roman legionary life, and more. Available now for €9.95. https://bit.ly/4fG0fvW

Curious about how auxiliary forces in the Roman army were managed? Were they led by Roman officers, or did they operate ...
21/08/2026

Curious about how auxiliary forces in the Roman army were managed? Were they led by Roman officers, or did they operate independently? The newest episode of the Ancient Warfare podcast tackles this topic. Tune in to learn more. https://bit.ly/4hLXbRU

Did you know that the cost of joining the Roman legions or auxiliaries might have played a role in a recruit’s decision?...
17/08/2026

Did you know that the cost of joining the Roman legions or auxiliaries might have played a role in a recruit’s decision? This rebroadcast of the Ancient Warfare podcast explores Carlos’ question about payments, bribes, and the economics of enlisting. Tune in to learn more. https://bit.ly/4hVIxqZ

Nineteen years ago, *Ancient Warfare* magazine began as a passion project. Now, its founder Jasper Oorthuys shares a per...
14/08/2026

Nineteen years ago, *Ancient Warfare* magazine began as a passion project. Now, its founder Jasper Oorthuys shares a personal look back—and a big announcement about the future. A new editor will soon take the helm to guide the magazine into its next chapter. Could you be the one? Read more about the journey and what’s ahead. https://bit.ly/4xrzV01

Missed this earlier? In the latest episode of the Ancient Warfare podcast, the team explores whether Rome’s iconic walls...
10/08/2026

Missed this earlier? In the latest episode of the Ancient Warfare podcast, the team explores whether Rome’s iconic walls—like Hadrian’s Wall or the Aurelian Walls—were truly revolutionary or served other purposes. Listen now to find out. https://bit.ly/3TONXdo

Ever wondered if Roman legionaries had to pay to join the army? Carlos Alos-Ferrer’s question about recruitment costs an...
07/08/2026

Ever wondered if Roman legionaries had to pay to join the army? Carlos Alos-Ferrer’s question about recruitment costs and bribes is explored in the newest episode of the Ancient Warfare podcast. Listen now to uncover the surprising details. https://bit.ly/4hVIxqZ

The story of Ancient Warfare spans 100 issues and nearly two decades. Now, it’s time for a new editor to take the helm. ...
05/08/2026

The story of Ancient Warfare spans 100 issues and nearly two decades. Now, it’s time for a new editor to take the helm. Discover how you can be part of its future. https://bit.ly/4xrzV01

Missed this earlier? In the latest episode of the *Ancient Warfare* podcast, Murray answers a listener’s question: who d...
03/08/2026

Missed this earlier? In the latest episode of the *Ancient Warfare* podcast, Murray answers a listener’s question: who deserves more recognition—Demosthenes or Thrasybulus? Tune in for a deep dive into two underrated Athenian commanders. https://bit.ly/4bb7FpP

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