IC-05B - ICENI WARRIOR, CHARGING D-Day 1st Earl Haig is remembered

1st Earl Haig is remembered as a central—and controversial—figure in First World War command history

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Before entering politics

The regiment saw extensive service in colonial warfare across the British Empire

The scutum was a large rectangular shield made from layered wood

IC-05B - ICENI WARRIOR, CHARGING D-Day 1st Earl Haig is rememberedThe Iceni were a Celtic tribe in what is now eastern England, part of Roman Britain. Who the Iceni were The Iceni were: A Celtic Iron Age tribe Initially a client kingdom under Rome Later leaders of a major uprising against Roman control in AD 6061 Their rebellion is known as the Boudican Revolt. What an Iceni warrior looked like They were not heavily armored like Roman legionaries. A typical warrior might have: Spear or javelins (primary weapons)