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Spätrömische Militärausrüstung
Title
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Title:
Spätrömische Militärausrüstung
Subtitle
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Subtitle:
herausgegeben von Jürgen Oldenstein und Oliver Gupte
Series
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Series:
Journal of Roman Military Equipment Studies
Volume
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Volume:
10
Publication Type
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Publication Type:
Journal
Editor
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Editor:
Mike C Bishop
Issue Editor
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Issue Editor:
Jürgen Oldenstein
Oliver Gupte
Publisher
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Publisher:
Armatura Press
Oxbow Books
Year of Publication
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Year of Publication:
1999
ISBN
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ISBN:
0 9539848 1 8
Note
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Note:
Editorial Expansion: Proceedings of the Eleventh International Roman Military Equipment Conference, Mainz, Germany 10th--12th September 1998
Source
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Source:
BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))
Created Date
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Created Date:
17 Feb 2005
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Spätrömische Militärausrüstung; herausgegeben von Jürgen Oldenstein und Oliver Gup...
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Proceedings of the Eleventh International Roman Military Equipment Conference, including
What is a military assemblage?
Lindsay Allason-Jones
1 - 4
Discussion on the contexts in which Roman military equipment has been found, and the assumptions that may arise. In particular the author considers those cases in which military equipment has been found in a non-military context, and the point at which its definition as military equipment may need to be reconsidered.
Katapulte und mechanische Handwaffen des Spätrömischen Heeres
Dietwulf Baatz
5 - 19
Survey of the mechanical weaponry used in the late Roman army, including heavy weapons such as crew-operated arrow catapults and stone throwers, and lighter weapons operated by a single person, such as crossbow-like weapons of two different types (in German).
New evidence on the use of armour by Roman soldiers of the fourth century AD
José B Fortes
Adolfo Raul Menéndez Arguín
21 - 26
Discussion of the evidence provided by a relief fragment from a Roman sarcophagus from Spain.
The Newstead `lorica segmentata'
Mike C Bishop
27 - 43
A reconsideration of the remains of a cuirass recovered from a pit at Newstead, including a detailed examination of the surviving components, discussion of the problems encountered in previous attempts to reconstruct the cuirass, and consideration of other finds of the same type of armour as well as iconic evidence from Alba Iulia. The author looks at dating evidence and at the question of whether the related finds are variants or a single type, before proposing a new reconstruction and concluding with a discussion on the design's place in the development and history of Roman armour.
Fourth century Roman belt fittings from Richborough
Malcolm Lyne
103 - 113
Description and discussion of a total of 114 fourth-century and probable fourth-century military belt fittings from the Roman shore-fort at Richborough. Includes a catalogue of 109 items.
The Roman ban on the export of weapons to the Barbaricum: a misunderstanding
Boris Rankov
115 - 120
Reconsideration of the belief that Roman authorities exercised a ban on the export of weapons beyond the boundaries of the Empire, including a re-analysis of the relevant texts.
