02-02-2004, 09:01 PM
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I completly agree with Aitor. There is absolutely no evidence of any body of parts of a body, although several articles say otherwise. But as Dan says correctly, if the parts of the leather tents survived, a body would also have survived. So no drowning.<br>
But also no offering! The helmet and the so called money bag with 41 coins (not 39) were not found together, but several meters apart. If it had been an offering, the items would surely have been found together. So to my humble opinion its most possibly someone who got lost and lost his baggage from his horse during one night.<br>
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The question remains: what was a member of the equitew stablesiani doing so far away from his fort. All the equites stab. forts I know of are in Bavaria.<br>
I am still very interesed as I'm preparing an article on the discovery.<br>
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Arpvar<br>
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I completly agree with Aitor. There is absolutely no evidence of any body of parts of a body, although several articles say otherwise. But as Dan says correctly, if the parts of the leather tents survived, a body would also have survived. So no drowning.<br>
But also no offering! The helmet and the so called money bag with 41 coins (not 39) were not found together, but several meters apart. If it had been an offering, the items would surely have been found together. So to my humble opinion its most possibly someone who got lost and lost his baggage from his horse during one night.<br>
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The question remains: what was a member of the equitew stablesiani doing so far away from his fort. All the equites stab. forts I know of are in Bavaria.<br>
I am still very interesed as I'm preparing an article on the discovery.<br>
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Arpvar<br>
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