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4 Journal of Roman Military Equipment Studies JRMES Editor M.C.Bishop, 34 Cobden Street, Darlington DL1 4JD, UK email: mcbishop@pobox.com web: mcbishop.co.uk Volume 16 Academic Editor Dr. László Kocsis, Hungarian National Museum, 1088 Budapest, Múzeum krt. 14.16 Editorial Board Mr P. Connolly, 22 Spring Street, Spalding, PE11 2XW, England Dr J.C.N. Coulston, FSA School of Classics The University of St Andrews, St Andrews Fife KY16 9AL Dr C. van Driel-Murray, IPP, Nieuwe Prinsengracht 130, 1018 VZ Amsterdam, The Netherlands Notes for contributors and page templates for JRMES are available from the editor and the JRMES Web page. Shorter notes, bibliographical information, and general news about the Roman Military Equipment Conference are published twice a year (summer and winter) in Arma, Newsletter of the Roman Military Equipment Conference. This is available from M.C. Bishop at the above address for annual subscription of £5.00. Language Editors English: Alexandra Croom and Bill Griffiths German: Dr. Eckhard Deschler-Erb © 2008 The Individual Authors ISBN ISSN This journal is available direct from:..... (Phone: Fax: ) Printed in
Contents Contents ........................................................................................................................................................................ 5 List of contributors ........................................................................................................................................................ 7 Editorial ......................................................................................................................................................................... 9 Major Themes I. ........................................................................................................................................................ 15 Jon Coulston: The Enemies of Rome .......................................................................................................................... 17 Katarzina Czarnecka - Bartosz Kontny :Simply ornament or something more? Marks of undetermined function found on barbarian lance- and spearheads ........................................................31 Igor Gavritukhin :Late Roman Military Style in the East of the Forest and Forest-Steppe Zone of Europe ............. 57 Thomas Grane :South Scandinavian foederati and auxiliarii? ................................................................................... 69 Emilio Illarregui :Cantabrian weapons ....................................................................................................................... 81 Eszter Istvánovits – Valéria Kulcsár: Sarmatian swords with ring-shaped pommels in the Carpathian Basin .......... 95 Bartosz Kontny: The war as seen by an archaeologist. Reconstruction of barbarian weapons and fighting techniques in the Roman Period based on the analysis of graves containing weapons. The case of the Przeworsk Culture ............................................................................................................................................... 107 Alexander Nefedkin: Weaponry of the Goths of the mid-3 rd to the 7 th century AD ................................................. 147 Yurij Zaytsev – Valentina Mordvintseva: The elite military necropolis in Scythian Neapolis (I-II century AD). ... 157 Major Themes II ..................................................................................................................................................... 169 Iona Cataniciu: Sagittarii on the South-East Frontier of Dacia ................................................................................ 171 Eckhard Deshler-Erb: Militaria der Spätlatènezeit und der frühen Kaiserzeit aus Basel ......................................... 181 Peter Dyczek: Segmental Armour from the Fortress of the First Italic Legion in Novae ........................................ 191 Nicolae Gudea: Sagittarii Porolissenses und ihre Kampfwaffen. I. ......................................................................... 201 Norbert Hanel – Frank Willer: Untersuchungen zur Helmmaske von Kalkriese ..................................................... 213 Achim Rost: Conditions for the preservation of Roman military equipment on battlefields – the example of Kalkriese .................................................................................................................................... 219 Susanne Wilbers-Rost: Special features with Roman military equipment in Kalkriese ........................................... 225 Michael J. Klein: Roman Decorated Daggers and Figural Sword Fittings from Mainz-Mogontiacum (Germania superior) ............................................................................................................................................ 237 László Kocsis: New data on the question of morphology and dating of the Intercisa III type Helmets .................. 249 Péter Kovács: Militaria from Anamatia .................................................................................................................... 273 Zsolt Mráv: Beschläge eines Flavierzeitlichen Schurzcingulums aus Baláca (Komitat Veszprém, Ungarn) ........... 279 Ivan Radman-Livaja: Roman belt-fittings from Burgenae ....................................................................................... 295 Mirjana Sanader - Tomislav Šeparović – Domagoj Tončinić: Das Projekt Tilurium ............................................... 309 Hans-Joachim Schalles: A well-preserved 1 st -Century torsion-weapon found at Xanten ......................................... 317 Krisztina Szirmai: Early Depictions of Military Equipment in Aquincum ............................................................... 321 The Historical Context ........................................................................................................................................... 333 Dóra Gáspár: Oath and Punishment with the Roman Army (Dasius-acta) .............................................................. 335 Alexei Kozlenko: Barbarian Throwing Clubs and the origins of Roman Plumbatae .............................................. 341 The Experimental Context ..................................................................................................................................... 345 Florian Himmler: Testing the “Ramshaw” Boot – Experimental Calceology on the March .................................... 347 Marquita Volken: Making the Ramshaw Boot, an exercise in experimental archaeology ....................................... 359 Index ......................................................................................................................................................................... 367 5
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