Nine re-enactment troops will take possession of the Roman arena at Toulouse-Purpan and set up camp there:

• Branno Teuta: reconstructions and evocations of the life of the Celtic people of Senons and Parisii (pottery, weaving, leather work, forging, fighting). Presentation of two carnyx
• A bit of history: gladiators and Roman legionaries will be present in the camp to present their equipment and make demonstrations.
• Castra Peregrina: research and historical reconstruction association on intelligence agents of the Roman army (how to code ancient messages, spy on an enemy camp, bivouac in hostile areas, map and orient, or transmit a long-distance message by telegraph ancestors..)
• The gates of history: these formidable horsemen completely clad in bronze scales protect the borders of the Roman Empire. They demonstrate their dexterity during equestrian games, such as target shooting, archery, spear fighting... They shine so bright under the sun that they dazzle their enemies! Three riders and their riders will be present and will ensure equestrian shows.
• Viatores: late Roman encampment (panoply and armament, minting, carpentry, tablettering, dyeing and pigment).
• Warriors of the Middle Ages: specialized on the 12th and 13th centuries (costume, education of children, food, equipment of a foot fighter and a knight, fighting).
• The reins of history: medieval equestrian equipment (saddles, bridles, covers...). Educational demonstrations explaining how to train and train a war horse in the early 13th century. Demonstrations of combat against pedestrians and against and riders.
• The Dun militas: camp around a southern lord of the early 13th century: the tent and its furniture, the Noble Lady, the surgery, the pilgrim, the knight and the southern pedestrian, the light, the currency, the table and the kitchen.
• The lions of Kent: English military camp of the 15th century constantly animated. Civilian duels and duels in full armor, presentation of sharp weapons, demonstrations of sword handling, spear fighting, archery and javelin, making arrows.
  You will be able to discover, exchange and share the enthusiasm of all these enthusiasts who give life, thanks to the most recent data provided by archaeology, to the Celtic and Roman antiquity as well as the Middle Ages.
  Come and immerse yourself in the past, for a weekend.
  Arena Demo Program on Saturday, September 16:

• 10:30 am: medieval fight 15th century (Lions of Kent)
• 11:15: equestrian show (Les Portes de l'Histoire)
• 12:15 p.m.: Roman legionaries (Un Poil d'Histoire)
• 1:00 p.m.: Celtic Combat (Branno Teuta)
• 13 h 45: equestrian activities (Les Reins de l'Histoire)
• 2:30 p.m.: late Roman costume shows (Viatores)
• 15 h 15: medieval combat 13th century (Warriors of the Middle Ages)
• 4 pm: equestrian show (Les Portes de l'Histoire)
• 17:00: gladiators (A Bit of History)
• 5:45 p.m.: medieval archery demonstrations (The Kent Lions)
  Arena Demo Program on Sunday, September 17:
• 10:15: Medieval Archery Demonstrations (The Kent Lions)
• 11:00: equestrian show (Les Portes de l'Histoire)
• 12:00: gladiators (A Bit of History)
• 12:45 p.m.: late Roman costume shows (Viatores)
• 13:30: equestrian events (Les Reins de l'Histoire)
• 2:15 p.m.: 15th century medieval battle (Lions of Kent)
• 3:00 p.m.: Celtic combat demonstrations (Branno Teuta)
• 3:45 p.m.: equestrian show (Les Portes de l'Histoire)
• 4:45 p.m.: Roman legionaries (Un Poil d'Histoire)
• 17 h 30: medieval combat 13th century (Warriors of the Middle Ages)