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Päfgen, B. und
Ristow, S.
(1996): Die Römerstadt Köln zur Merowingerzeit,
in: Die Franken, Wegbereiter Europas,
pp. 145-159.* 
Pauli, Ludwig (1984): The Alps,
Archaeology and Early History, (London).*
Peacock, D.P.S. (1978): The Rhine and
the problem of Gaulish wine in Roman Britain, in:
CBA Research report 24, pp. 49-51, at http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/library/cba/rr24.cfm
Pearson, Andrew (2002): The Roman Shore
Forts, Coastal Defences of Southern Britain,
(Tempus, Stroud).
Percival, J. (1992): The
fifth-century villa: new life or death
postponed?, in: Drinkwater, J.F. and Hugh
Elton eds.: Fifth-century Gaul: a Crisis of
Identity?, (Cambridge), pp. 156-64.*
Périn, Patrick (1993): L'armée de
Vidimer et la question des dépôts funéraires
chez les Wisigoths en Gaule et en Espagne (Ve-VIe
siècles), in: Vallet et Kazanski, L'Armee
Romaine, pp. 411-23.* 
Périn, Patrick (1996): Paris,
merovingische Metropole, in: Die Franken,
Wegbereiter Europas, pp. 121-128.*
Périn, Patrick (1996): Die
archäologischen Zeugnisse der fränkischen
Expansion in Gallien, in: Die Franken,
Wegbereiter Europas, pp. 227-232.*
Périn, Patrick (1996): Die Grabstätten
der merovingische Könige in Paris, in: Die
Franken, Wegbereiter Europas, pp. 416-422.*
Petru, Peter (1974): Ajdovšcina:
neue Augrabungsresultate, in: E. Birley, B.
Dobson and M. Jarrett (eds.), Roman Frontier
Studies 1969, Eighth International Congress of
Limesforschung (Cardiff), pp. 178-84.*
Petts, David (2004): Burial in
western Britain, AD 400-800: Late Antique or
Early Medieval, in: BAR British Series, vol.
365, (Archaeopress), pp. 77-88.* 
Philp, Brian (1971): Dover, in: Current
Archaeology 25, pp. 52-5.*
Philp, Brian (1977): Dover, in: The
Saxon Shore, edited by D. E. Johnston, CBA
Research Report No 18, pp. 20-1, at: http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/library/cba/rr18.cfm.*
Piccirillo, M. (2001): The Church of
Saint Sergius at Nitl, a centre of the Christian
Arabs in the Steppe at the Gates of Madaba, in: Liber
Annuus 51, pp. 7-20.*
Pilet, Christian,
Luc Buchet, Jacqueline Pilet-Lemière (1993): L'apport de
l'archéologie funéraire à l'étude de la
présence militaire sur le limes saxon,
le long des côtes de l'actuelle Basse-Normandie,
in: Vallet et Kazanski, L'Armee Romaine,
pp. 157-173.*
Pirling, Renate (1993): Römische
Gräber mit barbarischem Einschlag auf den
Gräberfelden van Krefeld-Gellep, in: Vallet
et Kazanski, L'Armee Romaine, pp. 109-123.*
Pirling, Renate (1996): Krefeld-Gellep
in der Spätantike, in: Die Franken,
Wegbereiter Europas, pp. 81-84.*
Pirling, Renate (1996): Krefeld-Gellep
im Frühmittelalter, in: Die Franken,
Wegbereiter Europas, pp. 261-265.*
Planck, D und W.
Beck (1987):
Der Limes in Südwestdeutschland, (Stuttgart).*
Plat Taylor, Joan
du and Henry Cleere (eds.) (1978): Roman Shipping and
trade: Britain and the Rhine provinces, CBA
Research Report No 24, at: http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/library/cba/rr24.cfm.*
Pleyel, Peter (1987): Das Römische
Österreich, Fundstätten und Museen, (Verlag
Kremayr & Scheriau, Wien).*
Pouls, Jos H. (2006): De vondst, de
vinder en de mogelijke toedracht, in: Pouls,
Jos H. en Herman J.G. Crompvoets eds.: De Gouden
Helm uit de Peel, pp. 7-32.* 
Pouls, Jos H. en
Herman J.G. Crompvoets (eds.) (2006): De Gouden Helm uit
de Peel, Congres over de Gouden Helm uit de Peel
op 25 maart 2006.*
Pouls, Jos H. en
Herman J.G. Crompvoets (2006): Popularisering en
beeldvorming rond Gebbel en zijn Gouden Helm, in:
Pouls, Jos H. en Herman J.G. Crompvoets eds.:
De Gouden Helm uit de Peel, pp. 135-8.*
Precht, Gundolf (1983): The town walls
and defensive systems of Xanten-Colonia Ulpia
Traiana, in: CBA Research report 51, pp.
29-39, at: http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/library/cba/rr51.cfm
Pretty, K. (1997): The Finds, in: Philip
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Basilica, Wroxeter, Excavations 1966-90, English
Heritage Archaeological Report 8, pp. 203-5,
Fig. 303 no. 1-6.*
Price, Jennifer (1978): Trade in glass,
in: CBA Research report 24, pp. 70-8, at
http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/library/cba/rr24.cfm
Prins, Jelle (2000): The 'fortune' of
a late Roman officer, a hoard from the Meuse
valley (Netherlands) with helmet and gold coins,
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Qualmann, Kenneth
E. (1993):
Roman Winchester, in: CBA Research report 93,
pp. 66-77, at http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/library/cba/rr93.cfm
Rabold, Britta,
Egon Schallmayer, Andreas Thiel (2000): Der Limes, die
Deutsche Limes-Straße vom Rhein bis zur Donau,
Theiss Verlag, Stuttgart.*
Radman-Livaja, I. (2005): Militaria
Sisciensia. nalazi rimske vojne opreme iz Siska u
fundusu Arheoloskoga muzeja u Zagrebu, in:
Musei Archaeologici Zagrabiensis Catalogi et
Monographiae vol.1, (Zagreb), p. 127 and 157-8.*
Rald, Ulla (1994): The Roman swords
from Danish bog finds, in: Journal of Roman
Military Equipment Studies 5, pp. 227-41.*
Ramm, H.G. (1971): The End of Roman
York, in: Butler, R.M. (ed.): Soldier and
Civilian in Roman Yorkshire, pp. 179-99.*
Rance, Philip (2000): Simulacra
Pugnae, The Literary and Historical
Tradition of Mock Battles in the Roman and Early
Byzantine Army’, in: Greek, Roman and
Byzantine Studies 40.3, pp. 223-75.*
Rance, Philip (2001): Attacotti,
Déisi and Magnus Maximus: the Case for Irish
Federates in Late Roman Britain, in: Britannia
32, pp. 243-70. *
Rance, Philip (2003): Elephants
in Warfare in Late Antiquity, in: Acta Ant.
Hung. 43, pp. 355-84.*
Rance, Philip (2004): Drungus,
?POYGGOS, and ?POYGGISI, a Gallicism and Continuity in
Late Roman Cavalry Tactics, in: Phoenix 58,
pp. 96-130.*
Rance, Philip (2004): The Fulcum,
the Late Roman and Byzantine Testudo: the
Germanization of Roman Infantry Tactics?, in: Greek
and Byzantine Studies 44.3, pp.
265-326, at: http://www.duke.edu/web/classics/grbs/FTexts/44/Rance2.pdf. *
Rance, Philip (2005): Narses and
the Battle of Taginae (Busta Gallorum) 552:
Procopius and sixth-century Warfare, in: Historia
54/4, pp. 424-72. *
Rance, Philip (2007a): The Etymologicum
Magnum and the "Fragment of Urbicius",
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Rance, Philip (2007b): Campidoctores
Vicarii vel Tribuni: The Senior Regimantal
Officers of the Late Roman Army and the Rise of
the Campidoctor, in: Ariel S. Lewin and
Pietra Pellegrini (eds.) (2007): The Late Roman
Army in the Near East from Diocletian to the Arab
Conquest, pp. 395-409.*
Rankov, Boris and
Richard Hook (ill.) (1994): The Pretorian Guard, Osprey
Elite 50, (Osprey, London).*
Rebuffat, René (1993): Les grandes
tributs des confins africains: insurrections et
alliances, in: Vallet et Kazanski, L'Armee
Romaine, pp. 77-81.*
Reichmann, C. (1996): Frühe Franken
in Germanien, in: Die Franken, Wegbereiter
Europas, pp. 55-65.*
Renfrew, Jane (1985): Food and Cooking
in Roman Britain, history and recipies, (English
Heritage).*
Reuter, Marcus (1999): Späte
Militärdolche vom Typ Künzing. Anmerkungen zur
Datierung und Verbreitung, in: Journal of
Roman Military Equipment Studies 10, pp.
121-4.*
Richmond, Ian A. (1995): Roman Britain,
(Aylesbury).*
Richmond, Ian A. (1955): Buildings and
construction problems, in: Romano-British
villas: some current problems. Report of a
conference held by the Council for British
Archaeology, July 1955, CBA Research Report No 1,
pp. 43-5, at: http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/library/cba/rr1.cfm.*
Rigold, S.E. (1977): Litus Romanum -
the Shore forts as mission stations, in: The
Saxon Shore, edited by D. E. Johnston, CBA
Research Report No 18, pp. 70-6, at: http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/library/cba/rr18.cfm.*
Rigsby, K.J. (1999): Two
Danubian Epitaphs, in: Zeitschrift für
Papyrologie und Epigraphik 126, pp. 175-6.*
Rivet, A. L. F. (1955): The distribution
of Roman villas in Britain, in: Romano-British
villas: some current problems. Report of a
conference held by the Council for British
Archaeology, July 1955, CBA Research Report No 1,
pp. 29-34, at: http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/library/cba/rr1.cfm.*
ROB (2002): Houten,
het Kasteel, de Put en het Paard, Op zoek naar de
geschiedenis in het landschap, Archeologische
Routes in Nederland 37.*
Roberts, M. (1992): Barbarians in
Gaul: the response of the poets, in: Drinkwater,
J.F. and Hugh Elton eds.: Fifth-century Gaul: a
Crisis of Identity?, (Cambridge), pp.
97-106.*
Rowe, Peter (ed.) (2000):
Anglo-saxon Teeside, Archaeological Booklet 1
(Tees Archaeology).*
Roxan, Margaret M. (1976): Pre-Severan
Auxilia named in the Notitia Dignitatum, in:
Goodburn and Bartholomew 1976, Aspects
of the Notitia Dignitatum, BAR Int. Ser.,
vol. 15, Oxford, pp. 59-79.*
Roymans, Nico, Ton
Derks and Stijn Heeren (eds.) (2007): Een Bataafse
gemeenschap in de wereld van het Romeinse rijk,
Opgravingen te Tiel-Passewaaij, (Matrijs).*
Samson, R. (1992): Slavery, the
Roman legacy, in: Drinkwater, J.F. and Hugh
Elton eds.: Fifth-century Gaul: a Crisis of
Identity?, (Cambridge), pp. 218-27.*
Sanquer, René (1977): The castellum at
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Scarre, Chris (1995): The Penguin
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Schmauder, Michael (2007): Die Bewaffnung
des spätantiken Heeres, in: Konstantin der
Grosse, (Philip von Zabern), pp. 147-154.*
Schmidt-Lawrenz,
Stefan (1999):
Die römische Gutsanlage von Hechingen-Stein,
Theiss Verlag, Stuttgart.*
Schallmayer, Egon (1989): Aquae, das
Römische Baden-Baden, Theiss Verlag, Stuttgart.*
Scukin, Mark B. (1993): A propos des
contacts militaires entre les Sarmates et les
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l'armement et spécialement les umbo de
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Kazanski, L'Armee Romaine, pp. 323-33.*
Scullard, Howard H. (1979): Roman Britain,
Outpost of the Empire, (London).
Seillier, Claude L.
(1977):
Boulogne and coastal defences in the 4th and 5th
centuries, in: The Saxon Shore, edited by D.
E. Johnston, CBA Research Report No 18, pp.
35-8, at: http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/library/cba/rr18.cfm.*
Seillier, Claude L.
(1993): Les
Germains dans l'armée romaine tardive en Gaule
septentrionale. Le témoignage de l'archéologie,
in: Vallet et Kazanski, L'Armee Romaine,
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Sekunda, Nick and
Angus Mc Bride (ill.) (1995): Early Roman Armies, Osprey
Men-at-Arms 283, (Osprey, London).*
Sekunda, Nick and
Angus Mc Bride (ill.) (1996): Republican Roman Army 200
- 104 BC, Osprey Men-at-Arms 291,
(Osprey, London).*
Seeck, Otto (1962): Notitia
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Shadrake, Dan,
Susanna Shadrake and Richard Hook (ill.) (1997): Barbarian
Warriors, Saxons, Vikings, Normans, Brassey's
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Shahîd, I. (2001): The
sixth-century Church Complex at Nitl, Jordan. The
Ghassanid Dimension, in: Liber Annuus 51,
pp. 285-92.*
Sherlock, D. (1979): Plumbatae - a
note on the methods of manufacture, in: Hassall
and Ireland 1979, De Rebus Bellicis, BAR Int.
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Sim, David (1995a): Experiments to
examine the manufacturing techniques used to make
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Sim, David (1997): Roman
Chain-Mail: Experiments to reproduce the
Techniques of Manufacture, in: Britannia 28,
pp. 359-71. *
Simkins, Michael,
and Ron Embleton (ill.) (1979): The Roman Army from
Hadrian to Constantine, Osprey Men-at-Arms 93,
(Osprey, London, repr. 1992).*
Simkins, Michael,
and Ron Embleton (ill.) (1984): The Roman Army from
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(Osprey, London, repr. 1992).*
Simkins, Michael,
and James Field (ill.) (1988): Warriors of Rome, an
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Sirks, A.J.
Boudewijn (1996):
Shifting Frontiers in the Law: Romans,
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Sivan, Hagith (1992): Town and country
in late antique Gaul: the example of Bordeaux,
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Fifth-century Gaul: a Crisis of Identity?,
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Sivan, Hagith S. (1996): Why Not Marry a
Barbarian? Marital Frontiers in Late Antiquity
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Sivan, Hagith S. and Ralph W. Mathisen eds. (1996): Shifting
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Smith, David (1955): Romano-British
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Soproni, Sándor (1974): Eine
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Southern, Pat and
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Sparey-Green,
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Speidel, Michael A.
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Speidel, Michael A.
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Speidel, Michael A.
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Speidel, Michael P.
(1984):
Catafractarii
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Speidel, Michael P.
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Speidel, Michael P.
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Speidel, Michael P.
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Speidel, Michael P.
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Speidel, Michael P.
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Speidel, Michael P.
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Speidel, Michael P.
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Stiglitz, Herma und
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Frühgeschichtliche Kammhelme aus dem Kanton
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Sumner, Graham (2002): Roman Military
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Sumner, Graham (2003): Roman Military
Clothing 2: AD 200 - 400, Osprey Men-at-Arms
390, (Osprey, Oxford).*
Sumner, Graham and
Raffaele D'Amato (2005): Roman Military Clothing 3:
AD 400 - 640, Osprey Men-at-Arms 425,
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