Where can I find some info on armour used in the Byzantine empire.

>Basically covering the entire span of its history.
That's 1000 years anon, you're not getting all that information in one book

>>3282993
>>3282993
>Basically covering the entire span of its history.
You're going to have to narrow it down. Byzantium lasted longer than the Roman Empire, the early Byzantine army (basically the same as the late Roman army) is almost totally unrecognizable as the highly mobile themata, and kept evolving all the way up to 1453.
Maybe check out the wiki page for a quick rundown and work your way out from there?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byzantine_army

>>3283002
I'd love to learn a bit more about their usage of lamellar armour.

>>3283002
>>3283040
>>3283056
Did they use lamellar after the 11th century?

>>3282993
You can start with the Osprey Men at Arms series on Byzantium #247 Romano-Byzantine Armies 4th-9th Centuries and #287 Byzantine Armies 1118-1461. Both have "Further Reading" sections chock full o'stuff.

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>>3282993
Read Osprey books. Informative and they have great visuals. You can downlaod them as PDFs or buy them on Amazon. I own a shitload of them.

>>3283603
Thanks

>>3283609
did they rape that little boy
if so I want to be that little boy

>>3283730
He's probably a squire (or whatever they called them in the East).

>>3283609
Man those are expensive. Anywhere to buy some in bulk?

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Osprey has awesome illustrations as the anon above said, and goes into detail about armor and weapons and organization.

>>3284974
they called them Shota

>>3285332
Was that guy on the ground okay?

>>3286161
hes just resting