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Battle of the pyramids? Can't really discern what the red things are

Correct. I was hoping someone would recognise the flag of the county of portucale.

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Can confirm that that's the same leader in this mosaic.
Just make things easier.

No to both.



Close. Why that guess? :)

No.
Hint: it's in the iberian peninsula

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/01/D._Afonso_Henriques_Batalha_de_Ourique.JPG/800px-D._Afonso_Henriques_Batalha_de_Ourique.JPG

Don't open the image otherwise that's cheating.

Someone please feel free take my turn - will be busy for the hours.


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American civil war - gettysburg

Ah! You are correct sir. Is this during the 7 years war?

Are those French flags I see (white).?
Don't want to say the obvious but... Trafalgar?

Makes one wonder how the Roman army characteristic elements faded away from the collective memory of medieval people.

Correct. Also biggest battle, man wise, in the Iberian peninsula.

http://cdn-s-static.arzamas.academy/uploads/ckeditor/pictures/693/content_Battle_of_Las_Navas_de_Tolosa.jpg

Name it and its context

Battle of Cunaxa between the persian brothers Artarxerxes and Cyrus (iirc).

Just after that begins Xenophons' epic voyage to the sea.

Repped BG.

Bump?

This seems like a final stand of sorts. The cavalry charging and the women behind the barricade of wagons slaying their children.
I will guess this as one of the battles of the Cimbrian invasion....