Quirits of Rome

he military might of Rome still inspires awe to this day, and the battles of its renowned generals serve as examples of strategy and tactics. But the greatness of the Empire was built not only on the battlefields. The legacy of Antiquity and Ancient Rome is astonishing, with much of it still unexplored and unstudied in its entirety. Wishing to contribute to the understanding of the era, members of the Historical and Military Reenactment Club "Tenth Legion" have developed a focus on civil reconstruction.

The goal of this direction is the reconstruction of clothing, footwear, household items, and crafts, as well as the study of various aspects of life in the Roman Empire.

The main task of each civilian in our club is the meticulous study and detailed development of their chosen image. The "Tenth Legion" has a solid base of reliable sources, but enthusiasm and independence are welcomed and encouraged. We not only engage in costume styling based on already gathered data, but also work to expand the existing base and achieve the most accurate reconstruction of the image.

In conjunction with the "Ancient Greece" direction, the club has a strong foundation in crafts and a special project—a thermopolium—dedicated to ancient cuisine.

Do you believe that a gladius can conquer half the world, but only eloquence and a shared culture can preserve it?

Welcome to the civilian ranks of our "Tenth Legion"!

Additionally, within this direction, there is an Ancient Theater.

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