Soon after losing at this battle, one side agreed to a fifty-year indemnity.
The victorious side approached the site of this battle by following the Bagradas River. Soon after losing at this battle, one side agreed to a fifty-year indemnity. The winning side eased through the first two lines of infantry, but the legionnaires could not muster the energy to defeat the third line. Opening with a charge by eighty elephants into the opposing infantry, the final blow was delivered when the rear of the losing infantry was attacked by Masinissa's cavalry. For 10 points, identify this 202 BCE battle in which Scipio Africanus the Elder defeated Hannibal, the last engagement of the Second Punic War.
The victorious side approached the site of this battle by following the Bagradas River.
Battle of {Zama}