Year 1999. "Numantia Fall". Performed when the Archeological hall, about the Roman siege of Numantia, was opened in Garray. This performance was the foundation to develop the idea in the future.

Year 2000. "The war that changed the calendar". Rome was forced to bring forward the beginning of the official year to the month of January, so that Roman consuls appointed to conduct war, could to arrive at the Celtiberian plateau on time to fight, by early spring. Numantia harbors Segeda inhabitants, set against Rome, as Numantia’s friends and allies, with the consequent confrontation of Numantia against Rome. Roman General Nobilior is sent against Numantia, and is defeated by Numantines and Segedians (153 B.C.) This year means the beginning of performances of consecutive war episodes told by Apiano.

Year 2001. "The battle of the Elephants". Second great defeat of General Nobilior against Numantia, alter having received ten elephants as reinforcement, with which he tried to surprise Numantines. A rock dropped from the Numantia wall hit one of the animals that, enraged, turned around with the other elephants against Romans, providing Numantines with an important victory.

Yearo 2002. "Marcelo peace". The long time Celtiberian War provided some peace periods as well, like the treaty closed between Roman General Marcelo and Numantine leader Litennon, who were in favor of solving issues through dialog and establishing agreements between Rome and natives.

Year 2003. "Numancia breaks Pompeyo siege". In 143-142 B.C., the last and most important phase of the Celtiberian War starts; it’s the ten year long fight that took place in Numantia, known by the name of “Numantine War”. Quinto Pompeyo tried besieging the city, bounding the Duero and Merdancho rivers by a ditch, but failed at fighting Numantines, being forced to enter a peace treaty with Numantia; this treaty was rejected, afterwards, in the Rome Senate.

THEMATIC RE-ENACTMENT PERFORMANCES
In order to participate in some specific forums, where shorter and more “direct” performances are required, sometimes even “mixed” with general audience, different re-enactment performances are carried out, related to domestic space, army, armaments and funeral rituals.

Year 2003. "Rural Environment Exhibition" , organizad by PRODER and LEADER Groups of Spain, at the Cristal Palace in the Trade Show and Exibition Area in Madrid (March 8).

Year 2003. "Setting at the Archaeological Site of Numantia" , during the “open doors” day at the archaeological site in Numantia (August 16).

Year 2003. "Celtiberian-Roman day setting at the Numantine Museum" , in collaboration with the Numantine Museum and the Association “Asociación de Amigos del Museo Numantino” (October 4).

Year 2004. "Performance at FITUR 2004 (International Tourism Exhibition)" , in collaboration with the Tourist Board of Soria and the Historical Re-Enactment Association. (January 30 and 31).