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Continuity of the Late La Tène warrior elite in the Early Roman Period in South Pannonia

2012
During the Roman conquest and the ensuing stabilization in the late 1st c. BC and 1st c. AD. the most prominent position in the society of the Scordisci, Taurisci and those of autochthonous Pannonian communities was held by the local warrior elites.
Dizdar, Marko, Radman-Livaja, Ivan
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Warriors, Nobles, Commoners and Beasts: Figurines from Elite Buildings at Aguateca, Guatemala

Latin American Antiquity, 2007
Figurines and figurine fragments excavated at Aguateca, Petén, Guatemala, have unprecedented contextual information. Because the site's epicenter was rapidly abandoned, we have recovered whole and reconstructible figurines from floor contexts in elite residences.
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The warrior elite of the middle Bronze age in Southeastern Italy : Toppo Daguzzo tomb three revisited

Origini : prehistory and protohistory of ancient civilizations = preistoria e protostoria delle civiltà antiche : XLVIII, 2024
The analysis of archaeological evidence in funerary remains is a fundamental tool for the study of symbolic behaviour and social organization in prehistoric communities. Studies in this field have until now focused on the data relating to rank and power, chiefly emphasizing the importance of grave goods (presence or absence, quality and quantity ...
Cipolloni Sampo M., Canci A.
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Two faces of warrior elite. Stone wrist-guards and wrist-guard-like artefacts

Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 2023
Ludmila Kaňáková, Jaroslav Peška
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Book Review by Louis McCray of The Warrior Elite: The Forging of SEAL Class 228 by Dick Couch

2018
The review author attended Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL (BUD/S) Class 209.
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Persistence of the Late La Tène Warrior Elite in the Early Roman Period in Southern Pannonia

2012
The active role played by the Romans has always been emphasised in previous studies of the Romanisation process of southern Pannonia, while autochthonous communities were usually regarded as passive recipients of Roman culture and way of life. On the basis of available information and latest excavation results, one should certainly not underestimate ...
Dizdar, Marko, Radman-Livaja, Ivan
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An Elite Middle Bronze IIA Warrior Tomb from Yehud, Central Coastal Plain, Israel

Bulletin of the American Society of Overseas Research, 2022
Gilad Itach   +2 more
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Flange-hilted swords of type Naue II with pommel-tang and the foreign relations of the Mycenaean warrior elite in the post-Palatial Period

2015
In this paper a specific group of pan-European flange-hilted swords of the shape Naue II will be investigated whose examples display in particular a tongue-like spur from the hilt to the attachment of the pommel. These swords of the type Stätzling or Allerona display a wide distribution area stretching from Zeeland in the north to the Alpine and ...
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ART AND CRAFTSMANSHIP IN ELITE-WARRIOR GRAVES:

2014
Nathalie C. Ginoux, Peter C. Ramsl
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