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XVII Roman Military Equipment Conference Zagreb 2010 24Th - 27Th May, 2010 rimska vojna oprema u pogrebnom kontekstu · weapons and military equipment in a funerary context · militaria als grabbeilage rimska vojna oprema u pogrebnom kontekstu kontekstu u pogrebnom oprema vojna rimska · weapons and military equipment in a funerary context context a funerary in equipment military and weapons · militaria als grabbeilage militaria 1· xvii · romec · zagreb 2010 · radovi · proceedings · akten impresum NAKLADNICI Filozofski fakultet Sveučilišta u Zagrebu, Odsjek za arheologiju Arheološki muzej u Zagrebu ZA NAKLADNIKE Damir Boras, Filozofski fakultet Sveučilišta u Zagrebu Jacqueline Balen, Arheološki muzej u Zagrebu UREDNIŠTVO Mirjana Sanader, Ante Rendić-Miočević, Domagoj Tončinić, Ivan Radman-Livaja RECENZENTI Marin Zaninović, Marina Milićević Bradač, Aleksandar Durman OBLIKOVANJE I PRIPREMA ZA TISAK Srećko Škrinjarić, Arheološki muzej u Zagrebu TISAK Tiskara Zelina d.d. NAKLADA 500 primjeraka Dissertationes et Monographie 7 Urednica serije: Mirjana Sanader Prihvaćeno na Vijeću Arheološkog zavoda 31. listopada 2012. Filozofski fakultet Sveučilišta u Zagrebu ISBN: 978-953-175-470-5 Arheološki muzej u Zagrebu ISBN: 978-953-6789-72-6 Izdavanje knjige financijski su poduprli: Ministarstvo znanosti, obrazovanja i sporta Republike Hrvatske Gradski ured za obrazovanje, kulturu i šport Grada Zagreba Copyright © 2013 Filozofski fakultet Sveučilišta u Zagrebu, Odsjek za arheologiju Arheološki muzej u Zagrebu CIP zapis dostupan u računalnome katalogu Nacionalne i sveučilišne knjižnice u Zagrebu pod brojem 844382. Korice: Gardunski tropej (Arheološki muzej u Splitu, inv. br. D 129, foto: T. Seser, oblikovanje: S. Škrinjarić) XVII ROman Military Equipment Conference zagreb 2010 24th - 27th may, 2010 Radovi XVII. ROMEC-a Rimska vojna oprema u pogrebnom kontekstu Proceedings of the XVIIth Roman Military Equipment Conference Weapons and Military Equipment in a Funerary Context Akten der 17. Roman Military Equipment Conference Militaria als Grabbeilage M. Sanader / A. Rendić-Miočević / D. Tončinić / I. Radman-Livaja (ur.) Zagreb, 2013. rimska vojna oprema u pogrebnom kontekstu · weapons and military equipment in a funerary context · militaria als grabbeilage akten · sadržaj contens inhalt proceedings proceedings · radovi radovi · 2010 Predgovor / Vorwort 6 Xenia Pauli Jensen zagreb IMITATION AND TRANSFORMATION 177 · Nenad Cambi - ROMAN MILITARIA IN SOUTH ROMAN MILITARY TROPAEA FROM DALMATIA 9 SCANDINAVIAN GRAVE FINDS romec · Janka Istenič Thomas Grane EARLY ROMAN GRAVES WITH WEAPONS IN 23 xvii xvii A LATE ROMAN MILITARY BELT FROM 185 SLOVENIA: AN OVERVIEW ZEALAND? Achim Rost / Susanne Wilbers-Rost 37 † Vesna Girardi Jurkić BESTATTUNGEN AUF DEM SCHLACHTFELD WEAPONS IN THE LATE ANTIQUE AND 193 VON KALKRIESE BARBARISED GRAVES OF ISTRIA (CROATIA) Torsten Kleinschmidt Tino Leleković VETERANEN ODER “ZIVILISTEN”? 49 IS IT A BATTLE KNIFE? THE PROBLEMS OF 207 FRÜHKAISERZEITLICHE WAFFENGRÄBER IM INTERPRETATION OF THE ROMAN KNIFE TREVERERGEBIET FROM SISCIA (SE CEMETERY) Annelies Koster Bartosz Kontny WEAPONS IN A LATE 1ST CENTURY GRAVE IN 77 OUTSIDE INFLUENCE OR LOCAL 215 NIJMEGEN (NL) DEVELOPMENT? SEAXES FROM THE Zsolt Mráv CEMETERIES OF THE BALT TRIBES IN GRAVES OF AUXILIARY SOLDIERS AND 87 NORTHERN POLAND (THE ELBLĄG GROUP) VETERANS FROM THE FIRST CENTURY AD Doina Benea IN THE NORTHERN PART OF PANNONIA RÖMISCHE MILITÄRGRÄBER IN DACIA 235 Nemanja Mrđić / Angelina Raičković SUPERIOR SOLDIERS BURIALS WITH WEAPONS AT 117 Asja Tonc / Ivan Radman-Livaja / Marko Dizdar VIMINACIUM CEMETERY THE WARRIOR GRAVE FROM SVETA TROJICA 245 Miomir Korać / Snežana Golubović NEAR STARIGRAD PAKLENICA KNIVES AND DAGGERS IN GRAVES FROM 133 Branka Migotti VIMINACIUM CAN SOLDIERS ON 3RD-CENTURY STELAE IN 259 Gerda von Bülow PANONNIA BE RECOGNIZED ONLY BY THE ROMULIANA-GAMZIGRAD IN DER PROVINZ 151 SAGUM? DACIA RIPENSIS -EIN NEU ENTDECKTES Kristina Džin WAFFENGRAB REPRESENTATIONS OF WEAPONS ON THE 273 Katarzyna Czarnecka ARCH OF THE SERGII IN PULA, THE SERGII’S WARRIORS IN THIS WORLD 163 LAST RESTING PLACE AND THE AFTERLIFE PRZEWORSK CULTURE GRAVES CONTAINING WEAPONS ·4 rimska vojna oprema u pogrebnom kontekstu · weapons and military equipment in a funerary context · militaria als grabbeilage Zrinka Buljević Sanja Ivčević kontekstu u pogrebnom oprema vojna rimska GLASS PHALERAE IN THE 289 PROJECT TILURIUM 435 ROMAN PROVINCE OF DALMATIA - ROMAN MILITARY EQUIPMENT Sanja Ivčević Tomislav Šeparović / Ana Pavlović FIRST-CENTURY MILITARY GEAR 299 PROJECT TILURIUM - COIN FINDS 455 FROM SALONA Zrinka Buljević Stefanie Hoss PROJECT TILURIUM - GLASS FINDINGS 463 A THEORETICAL APPROACH TO 317 Zrinka Šimić-Kanaet ROMAN MILITARY BELTS PROJECT TILURIUM - ROMAN POTTERY 471 Ildar Kayumov / Alexander Minchev FROM TILURIUM THE AND OTHER ROMAN 327 ΚΑΜΒEΣΤΡΙΟΝ Mirjana Sanader / Marina Milićević Bradač MILITARY EQUIPMENT FROM THRACIA / Dino Demicheli Mario Novak PROJECT TILURIUM - A “POET” IN THE 483 TAVERN BRAWLS, BANDITRY AND BATTLES - 347 MILITARY CAMP AT TILURIUM WEAPON INJURIES IN ROMAN IADER Domagoj Tončinić / Sanja Ivčević · Martin Lemke DAS PROJEKT TILURIUM - 493 context a funerary in equipment military and weapons STONE PROJECTILES DISCOVERED 357 WAFFENDARSTELLUNGEN AUF IN THE CASTRA LEGIONIS NOVAE GRABSTELEN AUS TILURIUM NEAR SVISHTOV (BG) Ivana Jadrić-Kučan / Igor Borzić Suzana Matešić STAKLO PUHANO U KALUP IZ BURNUMA 517 RÖMISCHE HELME AUS DEM 365 Igor Borzić / Ivana Jadrić-Kučan THORSBERGER MOOR OPSKRBA HRANOM U RIMSKOM LEGIJSKOM 523 Annette Frölich LOGORU U BURNUMU - ANALIZA AMFORA IRON AGE MEDICAL INSTRUMENT CASES 371 Mladen Jovičić EXCAVATED IN DENMARK. FIRST-AID CULT OF JUPITER DOLICHENUS ALONG THE 537 EQUIPMENT FOR WOUNDCLOSING, SERBIAN PART OF THE LIMES IN MOESIA EXCAVATED FROM A DANISH OFFERING BOG SUPERIOR AND PANNONIA INFERIOR AND FROM A FEMALE GRAVE Igor Vukmanić Boštjan Laharnar THE DANUBE LIMES IN CROATIA - LIMES 549 EARLY ROMAN MILITARY EQUIPMENT 379 OFFICE ACTIVITIES 2008-2010 FROM THE FORTIFIED SETTLEMENTS IN THE NOTRANJSKA REGION (SW SLOVENIA) Program / Program / Programm 555 Ivan Bogdanović · ROMAN STONE AND CLAY SHOT FROM 393 Popis sudionika / Praticipants / Teilnehmer 558 als grabbeilage militaria VIMINACIUM AMPHITHEATRE Mirjana Sanader / Domagoj Tončinić DAS PROJEKT TILURIUM 411 5· xvii · romec · zagreb 2010 · radovi · proceedings · akten rimska vojna oprema u pogrebnom kontekstu · weapons and military equipment in a funerary context · militaria als grabbeilage akten · predgovor proceedings proceedings · radovi radovi · 2010 zagreb · romec · xvii xvii S velikim veseljem završavamo urednički posao na Organiziran je i jednodnevni izlet na jadransku obalu, zborniku XVII. međunarodnog znanstvenog skupa o u čijem su zaleđu, na rijekama Cetini i Krki, Rimljani rimskoj vojnoj opremi i naoružanju, XVII Roman Mi- sagradili legijske logore Tilurium i Burnum. Prilikom litary Equipment Conference – ROMEC, koji je od 24. arheoloških istraživanja tih lokaliteta, koja se sustavno do 27. 5. 2010. održan u Zagrebu, u impozantnoj neo- provode već više od desetljeća, došlo je do zanimljivih, renesansnoj konferencijskoj dvorani Muzeja Mimara. čak senzacionalnih nalaza vojne i civilne arhitekture. Domaćini skupa bili su Odsjek za arheologiju Filozof- Pokretni nalazi s istraživanja Tilurija čuvaju se u Mu- skoga fakulteta Sveučilišta u Zagrebu i Arheološki mu- zeju triljskog kraja u Trilju, a oni iz Burnuma u Arheo- zej u Zagrebu. loškoj zbirci Burnum u sastavu javne ustanove Nacio- nalni park Krka, pa su sudionici izleta posjetili ne samo Jedna od prepoznatljivih tradicija ROMEC-a, koji se logorske lokalitete nego i obje muzejske ustanove. održava od 1983., jesu zadane teme pojedinih skupova. Kako se čini, tema zagrebačkoga skupa Rimska vojna Održavanje skupa financijski je pomoglo Ministarstvo oprema u pogrebnom kontekstu bila je vrlo intrigantna znanosti, obrazovanja i sporta Republike Hrvatske, jer je privukla velik broj sudionika. Na kongresu je čija je pomoć, kao i pomoć Grada Zagreba, omogućila i sudjelovalo stotinjak znanstvenika, stručnjaka za rim- tiskanje ovoga zbornika. Na podršci zahvaljujemo i Hr- sku vojnu opremu i naoružanje, koji su svoj recentan vatskoj turističkoj zajednici te upravi Muzeja Mimara, istraživački rad predstavili s 43 predavanja i 25 poste- posebno ravnatelju Tugomiru Lukšiću. Za uspješan i ra. Izlaganja su bila na visokoj znanstvenoj i stručnoj ugodan izlet zahvaljujemo svim kolegama arheolozima razini, pa će objavljena u ovome zborniku doprinijeti koji su pomogli u njegovoj organizaciji. Posebno za- dosadašnjim saznanjima o rimskoj vojnoj opremi. hvaljujemo svim onim sudionicima skupa koji su nam poslali čestitke na besprijekornoj organizaciji. Na iska- Zagrebački arheološki muzej u svojim je prostorijama zanu gostoprimstvu zahvaljujemo gradonačelniku Tri- povodom skupa upriličio izložbu Nalazi rimske vojne lja Ivanu Šipiću i tadašnjemu ravnatelju Nacionalnog opreme u Hrvatskoj. Autori izložbe uspjeli su sakupi- parka Krka Željku Bulatu. ti relevantnu vojnu opremu koja se čuva u hrvatskim muzejima, od koje su pojedini primjerci prvi put bili predstavljeni stručnoj i zainteresiranoj javnosti. Rezul- Urednici tati istraživanja i analiza izloženih predmeta objavljeni su u opsežnu katalogu, koji je uručen i svim sudioni- cima skupa. ·6 rimska vojna oprema u pogrebnom kontekstu · weapons and military equipment in a funerary context · militaria als grabbeilage vorwort rimska vojna oprema u pogrebnom kontekstu kontekstu u pogrebnom oprema vojna rimska Mit großer Freude bringen wir die Arbeit an den Akten Im Rahmen der Konferenz wurde
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