Lindybeige

Yes, the James Bond connection is a bit thin, but... commerce. It's one way to get new viewers, and you, I'm hoping, don't mind too much. https://youtu.be/r236Sz7kvEE Travel, history, archaeology, beige, adventure hats, and sewerage. What more do you want?

I think the title describes this one fairly well. Interviewing re-enactors at two events in the north of England. Roman kit: featuring armour, swords, spears, artillery, rations, deckchairs, and of course shoes. (YouTube)

At long last! This one took a while. One could use the word 'epic' in that it is longer than many feature films, or one could just use the word 'long', which is certainly true. Possibly it should have been three videos not one. Actually, I'd be interested to know your opinion on that. Gladiators - f

I was invited to a see a piece of experimental archaeology. What does one say when invited to stuff like this? Why 'yes' of course! A pyromaniac's dream. Ancient technology: Saxon glass-working experiment (YouTube)

Ever wondered how the first line of battle was relieved by the second in the pressure of battle? Dealing with this topic here are twenty-six minutes of ignorant conjecture! Bad hair! Gesticulations galore! It's got everythng! How did the Romans swap units around mid-battle? (YouTube)

Another long one, but at least I get quite a lot in. There was a day when this would have been five videos instead of one. Never mind. Here me ramble on about velites, hastati, principes, triarii, and equites. Republican Roman Soldiers of the Second Punic War (YouTube)