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Re: Battle of Agincourt / 100 Years War / War of the Roses
One practice was for armies to adopt a fieldsign,the most famous of which was a sprig of broom, planta genista in Latin when then evolved into the surname Plantagebet the line of English kings ending with Richard III.
Re: Battle of Agincourt / 100 Years War / War of the Roses
Thank you, Graham. Of all that I've read and seen and watched to help answer my questions, your info is a new one!
Especially helpful for me are the great links suggested herein showing painted and described figurines as well as some very vivid computer graphic's battle scenes on YouTube. I get the impression all were done by serious people interested in historical representation. I'm afraid the full-length movies set in this time period were lacking in visual details and historical accuracy, although entertaining. The movies did, after all, re-awaken my curiosity in this fascinating period of military history.