ROM193C The Meat Cutter. Green Shield On Parade With The Royal Hong Kong Police the Coyote Society produced warriors

the Coyote Society produced warriors renowned for their courage

The figure captures the grandeur and sophistication associated with imperial Rome

Their skill required years of dedicated practice

The soldier grips the pilum (a heavy Roman throwing spear) near the rear of the shaft

and ancient naval campaigns

ROM193C The Meat Cutter. Green Shield On Parade With The Royal Hong Kong Police the Coyote Society produced warriorsROM193C The Meat Cutter (Green Shield) Roman armies could spend monthsor even yearsaway from home. Success depended not only on battlefield victories but also on the ability to keep thousands of men supplied, fed, and organised wherever they camped. Daily routines such as preparing food were as important as sharpening swords or repairing armour. ROM193C The Meat Cutter (Green Shield) captures this often overlooked aspect of Roman military life.