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The Barrier and the Damage Done Converting the Canadian Mounted Rifles to Infantry, December 1915 [PDF]
, 2015 William Stewart
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Aerial Archaeology and Remote Sensing from the Baltic to the Adriatic. Selected Papers of the Annual Conference of the Aerial Archaeology Research Group, 13 th–15 th September 2012, Budapest, Hungary [PDF]
, 2014 Bödőcs, András, Czajlik, Zoltán
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Archaeological Prospection, 2013
ABSTRACTHistorical sources indicate that the Roman Sixth LegionFerrataestablished a permanent camp in the Jezreel Valley (Israel) in the vicinity of the archaeological site currently known as Legio (el‐Lajjun) near a historical Roman road junction to the south of Tel Megiddo. While archaeological surveys have demonstrated that indeed there was a strong
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ABSTRACTHistorical sources indicate that the Roman Sixth LegionFerrataestablished a permanent camp in the Jezreel Valley (Israel) in the vicinity of the archaeological site currently known as Legio (el‐Lajjun) near a historical Roman road junction to the south of Tel Megiddo. While archaeological surveys have demonstrated that indeed there was a strong
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Archaeological Prospection, 2008
AbstractMagnetic and electrical resistivity tomography (ERT) surveys were carried out in the area of a Roman military installation located near the Zeugma archaeological site in southeastern Turkey. Magnetic gradiometer surveys were performed in the northern part of this area and covered 8.52 ha; measurements were obtained using a FM‐36 fluxgate ...
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AbstractMagnetic and electrical resistivity tomography (ERT) surveys were carried out in the area of a Roman military installation located near the Zeugma archaeological site in southeastern Turkey. Magnetic gradiometer surveys were performed in the northern part of this area and covered 8.52 ha; measurements were obtained using a FM‐36 fluxgate ...
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MOSAIC GLASS OBJECTS FROM THE ROMAN LEGIONARY CAMP BURNUM
2022Among the first glass objects to appear in the roman legionary camp Burnum are small luxurious bowls, dishes and bead with head of Medusa made by using the marbling technique dated from the second half of the 1st century BC or the beginning of the 1st century AD. Mosaic glass objects were manufactured using a laborious and timeconsuming technique. They
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Glass tubular unguentaria from the Roman legionary camp Burnum
2022The uguentaria that will now be discussed, except for one sample from the southern cemetery of the Burnum, were found, as I said, during systematic archaeological excavations of the amphitheatre and training camp of the legionary camp Burnum. Most of them have not been published and are kept in the Archaeological Collection of the Burnum Eco Campus ...
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