Bemerkungen zu den Formen des Zustroms der Importgüter in das germanische Siedlungsmilieu während der Römischen Kaiserzeit im mittleren Donauraum

Komoróczy, Balázs

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“…Concerning the Roman military installations in general, there is one more date from the central military base at Mušov (location Neurissen) which comes from the situation of a timber-and-daub framework residential building with an apse (Bálek and Šedo 1996; Komoróczy 2009b). In the 2σ range, it covers the period from 50 BC to AD 125 (Tejral 2014: 241).…”

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The Roman-barbarian interactions along the riverine borderline of the Middle Danube Limes exhibit a wide range of forms, from peaceful contacts and trading activities to full-scale military conflicts. The direct evidence of the latter type of events represents a specific source of archaeological information—generally referred to as temporary camps. The regions of Moravia, SW Slovakia and Lower Austria currently encompass more than 30 verified Roman military field installations. The specifics of these archaeological contexts and the present unsatisfactory state of knowledge have raised the necessity of approaching the given questions with advanced techniques, not least with respect to their chronological position. Along with multiple methods and analytical procedures of relevant natural sciences (geophysics and geochemistry, archaeobotany, microstratigraphy, etc.), radiocarbon (14C) dating has also been involved in order to further establish the chronological position of temporary camps because the archaeological data provide limited possibilities in this respect. In multiple cases, the method has augmented traditional dating techniques and allowed more precise and secure establishment of the chronological position of the field camps of the Roman army.

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“…Salač and Bemmann 2009). Nevertheless, there are doubts that the campaign itself proceeded any further from the planning phase (Kehne 2001: 294; 2006, 2009), while the archaeological data are still the subject of debate (Komoróczy 2009b). The so-called Domitian Wars during the penultimate decade of the 1st century AD (e.g.…”

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