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HIGH MEDIEVAL LONG-SWORD FROM KLAMOŠ IN THE CONTEXT OF CONTEMPORARY DECORATION TECHNIQUES

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Žákovský P., Bárta P., Hošek J., Drnovský P., Bláha R.
Študijné zvesti
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2021
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vol. 68
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issue 2
357 - 386
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An amateur metal detector survey conducted in the cadastral territory of Klamoš in 2015/2016 yielded, among other things, a well-preserved long-sword. Based on the typo-chronological analysis, the sword can be classified as an Oakeshott Type XIIIa, J, 2, and dated to the course of the 14th c. A conservation-restoration survey revealed remains of maker’s marks on the blade and, mainly, rich pommel decoration that is thus far unique. The latter is further discussed in detail in terms of a both formal evaluation and the applied decoration technology, the identification of which has been based on a detailed survey of the weapon and experimental work. A metallographic examination of the blade was finally omitted due to its compact preservation.
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VÝZBROJ A VÝSTROJ Z DOBY ŘÍMSKÉ VE VÝCHODNÍM POLABÍ. HROBY BOJOVNÍKŮ A JEJICH INTERPRETACE (STAV K ROKU 2013)

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Jílek J., Horník P.
Študijné zvesti
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2017
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issue 62
61 - 100
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The problem of military is counted among popular topics in research on the Roman Period. That is why the authors of this paper decided to make a revision of the finds from the territory of East Bohemia (Hradec Králové and Pardubice Regions; Fig. 1). One of the objectives of this study is the analysis and evaluation of available material in Central European context. On the basis of available knowledge we will try to distinguish individual horizons of the occurrence of military and interpret them in more detail. The focal point of our interest will be mainly a collection of weapons from the cemetery at Plotiště nad Labem, which comprises the most part of artefacts with well-defined find contexts (Rybová 1979; 1980).
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