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Limes XXIII Proceedings of the 23 rd International Congress of Roman Frontier Studies Ingolstadt 2015

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Autores: C. Sebastian Sommer (coord.), Suzana Matešic (coord.)
Editores: Nünnerich-Asmus Verlag
Año de publicación: 2018
País: Alemania
Idioma: inglés
ISBN: 978-3-961760-50-3
Títulos paralelos:
- Akten des 23. Internationalen Limeskongresses in Ingolstadt 2015
Recoge los contenidos presentados a: International Congress of Roman Frontier Studies (23. 2015. Ingolstadt).
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Listado de artículos

- Recent Research on the Raetian Limes
  - Raetia – Rise and Development of the Military Province from the First to the Third Century AD
    C. Sebastian Sommer
    págs. 19-46
  - Organization and Development of the Late Roman Frontier in the Provinces of Raetia prima et secunda (ca. AD 270/300–450
    Michael Mackensen
    págs. 47-69
- Small-Scale Rome? Public Buildings and Urban Features in Roman Military Vici
  - Rom am Limes? Urbane Qualitäten von Militärvici
    Martina Meyr, Christof Flügel
    págs. 71-78
  - Garrison Settlements – Roman Towns at the Frontier? Urban Developments in the Provinces of Germania superior, Raetia and Noricum
    Karolien Pazmany
    págs. 79-84
  - The Military vicus Ad legionem– Puente Castro, León (Hispania citerior)
    Ángel Morillo Cerdán, Victorino García Marcos, Javier Salido Domínguez
    págs. 85-94
  - The Civilian Settlement at Micia. Topography, Chronology and Legal Status
    Liviu Petculescu, Cristina Mitar
    págs. 95-101
  - A horreum from the Reign of Emperor Trajan at Gontia /Günzburg and other Large Buildings on the Raetian Danube Border and the Limes
    Wolfgang Czysz
    págs. 102-114
  - Der sog. Monumentalbau neben dem Reiterlager von Aquileia /Heidenheim: Bad oder Palast?
    Gereon Balle, Markus Scholz
    págs. 115-122
  - Ungewöhnliche Baustrukturen im vicus des Kastells Inheiden (Germania superior)
    Thomas Becker, Ayla Lang
    págs. 123-132
  - Baths and Bathing in Dacia under Trajan
    Ovidiu Tentea
    págs. 133-137
  - Sacred Spaces in the Extra-Mural Settlement of Alauna /Maryport (Britannia)
    Tony Wilmott, Ian Haynes
    págs. 138-144
  - Sacred Spaces in Losodica/Munningen
    Andreas Schaflitzl, Markus Scholz
    págs. 145-151
- Open/Closed Frontiers
  - Who goes there? The Evolution of Access through Hadrian’s Wall and the Antonine Wall
    Matthew Symonds
    págs. 153-158
  - The “Functions” of Hadrian’s Wall; a View from the Trenches
    Alistair Mccluskey
    págs. 159-163
  - The Role of Zeitgeist in Understanding Roman Frontiers
    David Breeze
    págs. 164-167
  - Close Encounters at the Roman Frontiers during the Principate
    Eduard Nemeth
    págs. 168-173
  - Early Roman Fortifications in the Northern Negev – A Spatial Analysi
    Adam Pazout
    págs. 174-182
- Food and Drink
  - Worth their Salt. The Importance of Salt for Life on the Frontier and on Military Operations
    Ulrich Stockinger
    págs. 183-188
  - Military Diet versus Civilian Diet on the Arabian Frontier
    S. Thomas Parker
    págs. 189-195
  - Moving Supplies to the Dobrogea Garrison
    Steve R. Matthews
    págs. 196-201
  - Provision and Procurement of Animals and their Products on the Northern Frontier of Britannia. A Comparison of Evidence from Writing Tablets and Animal Bones
    Sue Stallibrass
    págs. 202-207
  - Late Antique Amphorae from the Bulgarian Part of the Lower Danube Limes
    Nikolay Rusev
    págs. 208-214
  - Last (B)Orders please! The Beer Necessities of Roman Military Life on the German Lime
    Clive Bridger
    págs. 215-222
  - Heilpflanzen an Militärstandorten
    Tünde Kaszab-Olschewski
    págs. 223-230
- Waste not, Want not? Rubbish Disposal and the Roman Army
  - Introduction: Waste Not, Want Not? Rubbish Disposal and the Roman Army
    Stefanie Hoss
    págs. 231-232
  - Military Middens and the Taphonomic Dynamic
    M. C. Bishop
    págs. 233-238
  - Littering und Legionäre – Der "Schutthügel" von Vindonissa
    Jürgen Trumm
    págs. 239-248
  - Die Müllentsorgung an römischen Militärstandorten – Ein Überblick
    Alexandra Schubert
    págs. 249-254
  - Military Wet Dumps in the Netherland
    Stefanie Hoss
    págs. 255-263
- Beyond the Empire’s Edge: Visualization and Strategy
  - Don’t Confuse Us with the Facts: Visualizing the Frontier in the Capital City
    Elizabeth Wolfram Thill
    págs. 265-272
  - Securing the Caucasus through Intelligence and Hard Power: Rome and Persia at the “Caspian Gates” (Dariali Gorge, Georgia)
    Eberhard Sauer, Konstantin Pitskhelauri
    págs. 273-279
  - Military Personnel and Frontier Security – regionarii
    George Cupcea
    págs. 280-285
  - Römische temporäre Lager im Quadenland östlich der Kleinen Karpaten
    Ján Rajtár, Claus-Michael Hüssen, Róbert Ölvecky
    págs. 286-295
  - Temporäre Lager aus der Zeit der Markomannen - kriege entlang der militärischen Vormarschroute an March und Thaya
    Balázs Komoróczy, Marek Vlach, Ján Rajtár, Róbert Ölvecky, Claus-Michael Hüssen
    págs. 296-304
  - Die Dislokation römischer Truppen im Kerngebiet der Markomannen
    Balázs Komoroczy, Marek Vlach, Claus-Michael Hüssen
    págs. 305-313
- Signalling in the Army
- Reconstructions of Roman Fortified Sites and their Surroundings
  - Portae Castrorum – Reconstructing the Gates of the Roman Legionary Fortress at Novae (Lower Moesia)
    Piotr Zakrzewski
    págs. 343-349
  - In medio castrorum legionis I Italicae at Novae. Preserved Remains, 3D Virtual Modelling and Full-size Visualization on the Original Site
    Tadeusz Sarnowski
    págs. 350-359
  - Keszthely-Fenékpuszta (Hungary): Proposals for the Reconstruction and Visualization of a Late Antique Fort in Pannonia
    Orsolya Heinrich Tamáska, Zsolt Vasáros, Gábor Nagy
    págs. 360-369
  - The Noric Fort of Boiodurum (Passau-Innstadt). An Attempt at a Virtual Reconstruction
    Mario Bloier
    págs. 370-377
  - Some Problems and Peculiarities of the 3D-reconstructions of Late Roman Forts in Egypt
    Dmitry Karelin, Tatiana Zhitpeleva
    págs. 378-386
- Presenting the Roman Frontier
  - The “Virtual” Wall: Building Global Interest in Roman Frontiers through Digital Outreach
    Rob Collins, Nuala Davis, Suzanne Hardy
    págs. 387-391
  - Presentation of an Invisible Site when the Roman Fort Ad Militare is taken into Consideration
    Igor Vukmanic
    págs. 392-399
  - Illuminating the Frontier
    Nigel Mills
    págs. 400-405
- An Imperial Policy of “Defence in Depth”: A Reality or a Mirage?
  - Introduction: An Imperial Policy of “Defence in Depth”: a Reality or a Mirage?
    Andrew Poulter, Markus Gschwind
    págs. 407-410
  - The tantalizing Notitia Dignitatum: realizing a Mirage
    Peter Brennan
    págs. 411-415
  - Keeping Syria under Roman Control
    Markus Gschwind
    págs. 416-421
  - Fortifications on the Frontier between Rome and Persia in Late Antiquity: the Case of the Tur Abdin
    Anthony Comfort
    págs. 422-429
  - Soldiers in Towns and Towns in Forts: the Role of the Military in the Hinterland of the Danubian Limes in Thrace (ca. AD 259–378)
    Andrew Poulter
    págs. 430-435
  - Vindenis (Glavnik/Gllamnik, Kosovo) – Roman Military Presence in the Heart of the Dardanian Mining District
    Andreea Dragan, Robin Dürr, Félix Teichner
    págs. 436-446
  - Some Considerations on the Late Roman Fortifications of Inner Pannonia
    Zsolt Visy
    págs. 447-453
  - The “Devil’s Ditch”– A Late Roman Limes in the Middle of Noricum?
    Christoph Gutjahr, Eva Steigberger
    págs. 454-461
  - Vom Hinterland zur Grenzzone – Das südliche Oberrheingebiet zwischen 200 und 300 n. Chr
    Lars Blöck, Marcus Zagermann
    págs. 462-471
  - The 4thand Early 5th Centuries on the German Lower Rhine in the Light of Recent Research
    Marion Brüggler
    págs. 472-479
  - Ad Intima Galliarum
    Raymond Brulet
    págs. 480-486
  - Was Britannia different? Defence in Depth, Topo - graphic Necessity or Inertia? Military Deployment in Northern England in the 4 th Century AD
    Pete Wilson
    págs. 487-491
- Timber Forts and Fortresses
  - Introduction: Timber Forts and Fortresses
    Julia Chorus
    págs. 493-496
  - Buildings and Building Materials from the Large Augustan Camp on the Hunerberg in Nijmegen
    Ryan Niemeijer
    págs. 497-504
  - Ausgrabungen an der Umwehrung des Halterner Hauptlagers 2012–2017
    Bettina Tremmel
    págs. 505-511
  - The praetoria of the Augustan Legionary Camps
    Kira Lappé
    págs. 512-520
  - Moving out from Brigantium (Bregenz/A): a Wooden Construction as an Indicator of the Military Fort’s Demolition
    Karl Oberhofer
    págs. 521-529
  - Wooden Barracks of the First Cohort of the legio VIII Augustafrom Novae (Moesia inferior)
    P. Dyczek
    págs. 530-536
  - Geophysical and Field-walking Surveys at the Legionary Fortress of Inchtuthil
    David Woolliscroft
    págs. 537-544
  - First in Timber, next in Stone: The Use of Timber in Auxiliary Forts along the Lower Rhine in the Netherlands
    Julia Chorus
    págs. 545-553
- Craftsmen, Tools, Techniques, Machines and Manufacture on the Roman Limes
  - Laid out Flat: Mail Making in the Roman Period
    Martijn Wijnhoven
    págs. 555-563
  - Moαγ and onagerkων: A new Look at an old Problem
    Ildar Kayumov
    págs. 564-585

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