The metallic belt and the Celtic soldier’s equipment’s evolution in the 3rd century B.-C. In the 3rd century B.-C., the innovation which characterizes the Celts in the field of the military equipment is the hanging of the sword, kept in an iron scabbard, by the means of a belt with chains. This innovation, which is unique in the history of the military equipment, stayed in the background, because the real function of these chains was not understood. Their numerous variants, mostly attributed to the ornemental fantasy of Barbarians, are the results of a technological progress, which lasted during more than a century. It corresponds to the necessities of special techniques of fights, which are attested by written sources. The similarities, w...
New data about ornamented Celtic weapons of Moravia in the 3rd century B.C. Ornamented sword-scabba...
The ornated scabbards of France from the Vth to the IInd century B.C. The remarkable growth of the c...
The second restoration phase of the metallic objects of this small cemetery of the evolution of the ...
The metallic belt and the Celtic soldier’s equipment’s evolution in the 3rd century B.-C. In the 3r...
The comparison between two romano-gaulish armrings and an Iron Age tore brings to light the flanged-...
Actes du 136e Congrès national des sociétés historiques et scientifiques tenu à Perpignan en 2011Int...
Iron Age war leaves little material trace. But we can however understand the role of war in Celtic s...
The Celtiberian weaponry constitutes one of the more specific manifestation so fawell known Iberian ...
Mediaeval arms and armour have long been a subject of interest : the early authors were followed by ...
Studying Bronze Age weaponry shapes and ornamentation reveals a standardisation of production accord...
Numerous historians have emphasized the consequences of technical innovations on Medieval social str...
This manuscript is the result of a colloquium devoted to armament, theme at the heart of several int...
In many sepultures in Limousin, dated from second century, weapons have been discovered : swords, sp...
New data about ornamented Celtic weapons of Moravia in the 3rd century B.C. Ornamented sword-scabba...
The ornated scabbards of France from the Vth to the IInd century B.C. The remarkable growth of the c...
The second restoration phase of the metallic objects of this small cemetery of the evolution of the ...
The metallic belt and the Celtic soldier’s equipment’s evolution in the 3rd century B.-C. In the 3r...
The comparison between two romano-gaulish armrings and an Iron Age tore brings to light the flanged-...
Actes du 136e Congrès national des sociétés historiques et scientifiques tenu à Perpignan en 2011Int...
Iron Age war leaves little material trace. But we can however understand the role of war in Celtic s...
The Celtiberian weaponry constitutes one of the more specific manifestation so fawell known Iberian ...
Mediaeval arms and armour have long been a subject of interest : the early authors were followed by ...
Studying Bronze Age weaponry shapes and ornamentation reveals a standardisation of production accord...
Numerous historians have emphasized the consequences of technical innovations on Medieval social str...
This manuscript is the result of a colloquium devoted to armament, theme at the heart of several int...
In many sepultures in Limousin, dated from second century, weapons have been discovered : swords, sp...
New data about ornamented Celtic weapons of Moravia in the 3rd century B.C. Ornamented sword-scabba...
The ornated scabbards of France from the Vth to the IInd century B.C. The remarkable growth of the c...
The second restoration phase of the metallic objects of this small cemetery of the evolution of the ...