TOULOUSE
Nine re-enactment groups are taking over Place Saint-Sernin and the courtyard of the Saint-Raymond Museum, where they are setting up camp.
– The Somatophylaques: an introduction to ancient Greece (clothing, weaponry, writing, etc.).
– Un Poil d’Histoire: gladiators and Roman life in the 1st century.
– Castra Peregrina: daily life of Roman legionaries.
– Les Milites de Dun: 13th-century surgery, cooking and weaponry.
– Les Lions du Kent: 15th-century English military camp.
– The Conscripts of Languedoc: the life of a fusilier in the early Empire.
– Fabri Tignvarii: stone carving.
– Ragnar’s Heirs: a 10th-century Scandinavian people.
– Regiments of the Past: a corps of Scottish soldiers in the service of France.
You can discover, discuss and share the enthusiasm of these enthusiasts who bring Greek, Celtic and Roman antiquity, the Middle Ages and the Napoleonic era back to life. Come and immerse yourself in the past for a weekend.
