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Why was attacking a Roman army at night a terrible idea? The “sleeping” army wasn’t really asleep. Every night, Roman soldiers dug a ditch, raised a wall, planted stakes and posted guards before they went to bed. In this stickman history video we break down how a Roman marching camp worked, what Roman soldiers did at night during war, what happened to a guard who fell asleep, and the real siege of Cicero’s camp in 54 BC. ⏱ CHAPTERS 0:00 The “easy” night raid 0:20 The Roman army never slept 0:50 Why subscribe now 1:20 The fort that built itself every night 4:00 The night shift: guards and watchwords 6:40 Cicero’s camp, 54 BC 9:00 When the trap didn’t work 10:30 The real answer 11:10 What to watch next 👉 🔔 Subscribe for more: www.youtube.com/@AncientStickTV 📺 Watch next: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEtgQvdP3kU&t=22s Sources: WorldAtlas, Imperium Romanum, History of War, Wikipedia. Some scenes are dramatized for entertainment. #RomanArmy #AncientRome #RomanHistory

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