Would this be Owain Glyndŵr, a Welsh ruler and the last native Welshman to hold the title Prince of Wales? are you asking me or telling me ? illustration from here. Owain Glyndwr That's the one. Your turn.
Although not Welsh I do have an intimate knowledge of leeks having spent one autumn picking the damn things ... The Question This fellow on learning what happened to his family in the Second Boer War developed a profound hatred for the British.
Right you are Owen. Separating fact from fiction is not easy in his case, but there is no denying he led an incredible life. Over to you
Who is this ? If you need a clue look at the paper in his right hand. Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban, Louis XIV's great fortress builder/taker. Best, Alan
Over you to Alan. OK, another picture round. Identify the location and its significance to military history. Hints forthcoming if someone doesn't get it straight away. Best, Alan
Wild guess Jericho? Nothing wrong with a wild guess. Yes, well done. The wall of Jericho, constructed around 8000BC, making it the oldest military structure in the world. Best, Alan
