Lindybeige is a Brittish youtube vlogger active since early 2007. A rather eclectic channel. Videos include many 'points' about ancient and medieval warfare and technology, rants to the camera, dance-related stuff, animated films, evolutionary psychology, silliness.
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Forests in the olden days
Why uses when you can use magazines?
A point about ancient houses
Spears are better than swords
Why soldiers so often do nothing in battle
The White Headhunter
Why do humans go to war?
How to get troops to attack
What is wrong with this picture?
Napoleon's greatest foe
Three Great British Wartime Deceptions
Crap archery in Helen of Troy
A poor tank, a useless tank, and the worst tank in the world
Cannon loading in the eighteenth century
Cavalry was a stupid idea
Four ways to shoot your pistol
Dunkirk, and the tank battle that made it possible?
Why use clips when you can use magazines?
A point about siege ladders
The wargamers who won a real war
Crusader helmets
The British Lee tank (that is not a Grant)
British Heavy Tanks of World War One
Do better guns improve fighting effectiveness?
Top 5 Tanks
My DNA test results
An International Legionnaire's Guide to Useful and Useless Kit
Why isn't there a tidal tsunami every day at Gibraltar?
When and why do men run away in battle? A proposed scientific experiment.
A point about cloaks
Tanks of the Future
Railways are much older than trains
Understanding the weirdness of humans
Gothic 15th century helmet and sabatons
Gladiators - fighting to entertain the mob
The early days of the S.A.S.
Some points about caltrops
Berserkers! The facts and the fictions
A Castle Siege in 1464 recreated
Republican Roman Soldiers of the Second Punic War
Rope and Hollywood
The Mandeville March
British Officers Don't Duck
Some points about mud bricks
The Battle of Cannae: Rome's greatest defeat
Intro
The most effective weapon of World War Two
Lindybeige and The Chieftain ramble over a Churchill tank (with added Sherman)
The Great WW1 Helmet Mystery
Let's laugh at minorities!
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