12-02-2006, 12:27 AM
Mithras:
Thanks for the link. Indeed, it is not really a late-Roman villa, only AD 280 - AD 305. But truly, the details are interesting. I am more interested in clothings, weapons of AD 400 to AD 700, and even up to AD 1453 (Byzantine items).
Aitor Iriarte:
Great photos! Which periods are they from?
Best greetings,
Sven
Thanks for the link. Indeed, it is not really a late-Roman villa, only AD 280 - AD 305. But truly, the details are interesting. I am more interested in clothings, weapons of AD 400 to AD 700, and even up to AD 1453 (Byzantine items).
Aitor Iriarte:
Great photos! Which periods are they from?
Best greetings,
Sven
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