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A Biometric Study of equids in the roman world - TITVS SABATINVS AQVILIVS - 06-19-2007
These thesis PDFs are nice for anyone interested in the roman horses matter: vast and with a good attention to the military aspects, of course.
[url:33er6t3g]http://www.york.ac.uk/depts/arch/pgstudents/Johnstone_thesis/CJohnstonePhDvol1.pdf[/url]
[url:33er6t3g]http://www.york.ac.uk/depts/arch/pgstudents/Johnstone_thesis/CJohnstonePhDvol2.pdf[/url]
[url:33er6t3g]http://www.york.ac.uk/depts/arch/pgstudents/Johnstone_thesis/CJohnstonePhDvol3.pdf[/url]
[url:33er6t3g]http://www.york.ac.uk/depts/arch/pgstudents/Johnstone_thesis/CJohnstonePhDvol4.pdf[/url]
[url:33er6t3g]http://www.york.ac.uk/depts/arch/pgstudents/Johnstone_thesis/CJohnstonePhDvol5.pdf[/url]
Valete,
Re: A Biometric Study of equids in the roman world - Nerva - 06-19-2007
Excellent :wink: Thank you very much but, there's one breed of nag missing :oops: even romans had mothers in law :lol:
Re: A Biometric Study of equids in the roman world - Eleatic Guest - 06-20-2007
Quote:These thesis PDFs are nice for anyone interested in the roman horses matter: vast and with a good attention to the military aspects, of course.
Looks like a rather long weekend...but, yes, interesting. Thanks!
Re: A Biometric Study of equids in the roman world - philsidnell - 06-28-2007
This looks like it will be very interesting when I find the time to work through it. About time more systematic archaeological data was available on ancient horses.
thanks
Phil Sidnell