Pictish Warrior AD 297-841

Paul Wagner has had a life-long interest in Pictish and Caledonian culture, encompassing both social and military history. He has spent many years personally researching key aspects, from weaponry and tactics to art and social mores. He is from New South Wales, Australia.Wayne Reynolds was born in Leeds, UK, where he also attended art college. He has had a life-long passion for illustration, and since 1991 has worked as a professional artist. Wayne has provided illustrations for many gaming companies, creating figures, landscapes and interiors, as well as core characterisation. He is perhaps best known or his work on titles such as 2000AD, Slaine, and Judge Dredd. Wayne is a keen modeller and historical re-enactor.

• IntroductionWho were the Picts?The Pictish foundationMythChronologyPictish Heroic SocietyMatrilinear SuccessionEducation and TrainingPictish Warrior BandsAppearance and equipmentArms and ArmourPictish TattoosThe Naked PictPictish SpiritualityThe Way of the WarriorThe Hunt and the FeastThe Experience of BattleThe RaidThe Pictish ArmyPreparation for battle Battle is joinedY GododdinThe aftermath of battleThe Fall of the Picts The Remains of the PictsGlossarySelected BibliographyColour Plate CommentaryIndex