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Mark Watson of The Society of Ancients writes:

The latest issue of Slingshot (number 267, November 2009), the bi-monthly publication of the Society of Ancients, has (finally, once again) gone to the printers; given the holiday season, it may not arrive with subscribers until early January.

Slingshot 267

This issue is 60 pages long, not including the cover pages. It's published in the same format introduced with issue 258.

The contents of Slingshot 267 are as follows. For games articles, I've indicated the relevant ruleset where it's not immediately obvious from the title; with historical articles I've tried to indicate period if a similar issue applies.

Mercenary Genitors in the 1470s, by Duncan Head

Constantius II, Ammianus, and the Big Parade, Part 3, by Jim Sye

The Gladius vs. the Sarissa - The Battle of Heraclea 280BC, by Jeff Champion

The Battle of Pydna, by Richard Taylor

Battle of the Year: the Decisive Victory over Varus, by Robert Heiligers

AMW's Lost Battles I - Marathon, 490BC, by Graham Evans

Combining 'Empire' and 'Lost Battles', by Philip Sabin

Army Choice in DBA - The English DBA Open 2009, by Martin Smith

Results of Legion 2009 DBA Tournament, by Martin Smith

Welsh DBA Open Championship, January 31st 2009, by Martin Smith

[ Armati ] AD 9 - "Give Me Back My Legions", by Mark Fry

Clash of Iron, Flash of Bronze: FoG Ancients Campaign rules, by Christopher Webber

Games Reviews, by Christopher Webber

Book Reviews, by Robert Heiligers & Mark Watson

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Note that 2010 subscriptions are available from the website (soa.org.uk/store); a postal membership form is included with 2010, and should also shortly be available from the website. 2009 memberships will shortly be unavailable (though 2009 back-issue sets will be order-able; note that July's issue is in fairly short supply, so complete sets of 2009 will not be available for long).

Thanks!

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