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The article decribes 205 Roman coins found in Lower Austria, ranging from Galba to the Valentinianic period.
The article presents and discusses 157 coins found in Lower Austria, including three coin hoards.
Noric steel was the most famous iron in classical antiquity. It is mentioned by ten authors from the end of the 1st century BC to the 6th century AD. The aim of this study is the compilation and interpretation of all Greek and Latin texts... more
Bone, antler, ivory, horn and tooth artefacts from the early Roman (50 BC - AD 50) town "old Virunum" on the Magdalensberg in southern Noricum / Austria. Material culture studies, including typology, chronology, numerous parallels, bone... more
This chapter comprehensively studies the area surrounding a Roman villa in Haushamer Field, Pfaffing, Upper Austria. The research uses non-invasive methods such as surveys and least-cost as well as visibility analysis within a Geographic... more
Crafts in Roman Austria: a bibliography.
This paper focuses on more than 100 early Roman (50 BC - AD 50) surgical tools, cosmetic implements and containers from the Magdalensberg in southern Noricum, Austria.
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The pdf is equipped with OCR recognition.
Abstract: During excavations in Aguntum (Austria; Tyrol) in 1976, a map carved on a roof tile was discovered, which was interpreted by the excavator as an ancient city map or architectural sketch of Aguntum dated to the 3rd century AD.... more
Marble and pottery recycling in Late Antiquity as sources for the production of spindle whorls.
Im Gebiet des heutigen Österreich sind bislang zwölf Darstellungen, welche die Figur des Ikarus zeigen, auf römerzeitlichen Steindenkmälern bekannt. Dabei stammen neun aus der heutigen Steiermark und je eine aus dem Burgenland,... more
Gräberfelder überliefern in ihren Bestattungssitten durch die materiellen Zeugnisse auch Informatio-nen über die Menschen und ihr Umfeld. Das nur teilweise ergrabene Gräberfeld von Pottenbrunn liegt zwischen der römischen Stadt, dem... more
"Instrumentum" bulletin is a bibliographical journal, mainly dealing with ancient handicraft and small finds; the paper focuses on its activities.
Denkt man an Archäologie und Groß St. Florian, dann fallen einem bald die römische Villa Grünau und der dort gefundene Silberbecher ein. Dass der Ort archäologisch aber durchaus mehr zu bieten hat, soll im Vortrag gezeigt werden. Im... more