In “The Dates of Variously-shaped Shields, with Coincident Dates and Examples,” George Grazebrook explores the intricate relationship between shield design and historical chronology. This meticulously researched work employs a rigorous analytical approach, combining archaeological evidence with numismatic studies to establish a framework for understanding the temporal significance of various shield shapes. Grazebrook's literary style is both precise and accessible, appealing to both scholars and enthusiasts in the fields of history and archaeology, while his attention to detail and use of visual examples accentuate the symbiotic nature of form and function in ancient warfare.
