galileo

Didn't they use a lot of guerilla warfare? - as I think it was Primus Pilus that said they wouldn't openly stand and fight the Romans, they would just flee to the highlands. Although it may not have been impossible for the Romans to settle in Caledonia, the way I remember it, the Romans didn't really have a real enemy to fight. It is simple enough to conduct a war when the enemy stands visible in front of you, but when there is no defined enemy and not necessarily a lot of open battles, but just a constant nuissance nipping at your heels I would think that the undertaking would increase a great deal in cost and in difficulty to outright win.

ok - just checking, not the forums, but the actual site material itself is just written by enthusiasts not necessarily formally educated individuals? just checked out the Bibliography page - that answers most of what I was looking for - I don't think my prof would object to me citing the information as long as I have sufficient sources outside of this site.

I am in university in my first year of a Classical Studies program I have been using this site a great deal for solid summaries of events that I am required to write about. I was just wondering whether this site is 'credible' enough to be cited for a university paper and if so how should it be cited due to the lack of specific authorship beyond 'UNRV Team'?