Barbariantour II

[Publius Aelius Lucius]

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Barbarientour 2.0

Celts (Boii Pannonia), Teutons (Glesum Sippe) & Roman (legXIII)
Kamptal/Lower Austria (from Rosenburg to Steinegg / from Steinegg at the Schauenstein)

1./2.11.2007

[Robert Vermaat]

Thanks Martin!

They would look also great as Late Roman re-enactors.. How are you involved?

[Publius Aelius Lucius]

They would look also great as Late Roman re-enactors..

you are right Robert

How are you involved?

this time unfortunately not

[Gaius Julius Caesar]

I thought they were late Romans.......awsome locations, I love Austria, best skiing I have ever had. Looks like everyone is having fun!

[Publius Aelius Lucius]

I thought they were late Romans.......

Byron, most of them are not even romans :mrgreen: :wink:

the group boii pannonia presented celts from 4th to 1st c. BC; the glesums presented teutons/vikings from 2nd to 10th c. AD (news: celts from 700 to 1st c. BC, and the final news: renatus work on a auxiliary presentation from 1st c. AD); the legXIII from the 1st c. AD
and geza make arthurian time in britain (he studied there and is not always in austria)

www.glesum-sippe.at
www.legxiii.at
www.freilichtmuseum-elsarn.at


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in this photo you see from left to the right:

standing:

Thomas (Boii Pannonia, Celt); Heimo (Glesum-Sippe, Teuton); Gerhard (the Blacksmith from open-air museum in Elsarn, Teuton); Kurt (the blacksmith from legXIII, Roman); Dorina (Glesum-Sippe, Teuton); Renatus (Glesum-Sippe Chief, Teuton); Geza (Celticroman, 6. c AD);

sitting:

Annemarie (Boii Pannonia, Celt); Anita (Glesum-Sippe, Teuton); Stephan (Boii Pannonia, Celt)

Looks like everyone is having fun!

they had much fun, I heard and good weather

I love Austria, best skiing I have ever had.

that makes me happy to hear

[Gaius Julius Caesar]

You are right, :oops: :oops: guess I was so overtaken by good memories that I was only looking at the scenery, and the few bits of 'almost late roman kit', like gaters and the round shield.... :roll:

I was going to say what a great spined umbro on the shield but forgot to mention that...who made it? It looks a lot like the republican version of scuta that Jorge from Armillum offered, before his carpenter went AWOL...nice work anyway!

[Publius Aelius Lucius]

guess I was so overtaken by good memories that I was only looking at the scenery, and the few bits of 'almost late roman kit', like gaters and the round shield....

that would have probably also happened to me, Byron

I was going to say what a great spined umbro on the shield but forgot to mention that...who made it?

I believe this celtic shield (I think 4th/3rd century bc :? ) Stephan of boii pannonia. he is a carpenter. and i know he is announced in RAT as dain II.

but it is very shy :wink: therefore it did not introduce itself yet and nothing wrote yet :mrgreen: :twisted: