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Ostrogoths: Archaeological Finds

  • vashtisca
  • Jun 18, 2023
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A Coin of the Ostrogothic King Theodoric, Discovered in Lukar, Promina

pdf Separovic, Tomislav

Belt Buckle with Almandine Ornament and Pieces of Fabric from a Warrior Grave Discovered in Novi Ceminac, in Baranja Dugonjic, Anita et al

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Byzantine, Goths, and Lombards in Italy: Jewellery Dress and Cultural Interaction

pdf Christie, Neil

Characteristics of the end of the Roman Period according to material from Baitai grave site (near Klaipėda) Bantye-Rowell, Rasa

Expressions of Power – Luxury textiles from early medieval northern Europe Marzinzik,Sonja

From Constantine to Charlemagne: An Archaeology of Italy, AD 300-800 Christie, Neil ed.

Book

Gems From Far Away India Pavlovic, Dasa

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Multicultural Clothing in Sixth-Century Ravenna Magoula, Olga

Ostrogothic Italy: Questioning the Archaeologies of Settlement Christie, Neil

Ravenna in the Sixth Century: The Archaeology of change Jaggi, Carol

The Ostrogothic buckle with cloisonné decoration from Tortona (Italy) Giostra, Catering

The Study of the Lombards and the Osthrogoths at the German Archaeological Institute of

Rome, 1937-1943 Frohlich, Thomas

The Tracks of an Important Late Roman Germanic Necropolis in Central Italy: The Excavation in the area of Piana del Fiume in the Municipality of Pozzilli, Province of Isernia, Molise

pdf Raddi, Michele

Who Were the Gepids and Ostrogoths on the Middle Danube in the 5th Century? An Archaeological Perspective Racz, Zsofia

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