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Salvete Omnes!
A good friend of mine, Jack O'Keeffe (the same man who took the pictures of the Adamklissi monument), is going on assignment to Croatia for a year. He has kindly offered his services for photographing any historic sites of interest in the Balkins. If you know of a site worth visiting and photographing in detail, just let me know.
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Not Croatia, nearby Serbia, but I'd be very thankful for any pics of the Berkasovo helmets and belt fittings at the Vojvodanski Muzej in Novi Sad 8)
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The amphitheater of Pula is a nice place. There are also some tombstones etc in a park nearby.
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OK, Jack goes out in June. Rather than post pictures up on romanarmy.ie, Jack will post up on his own webspace. I'll make a list of your requests and give them to Jack. I will then send everyone a link to Jacks site so you can view/download as you like.
Jack is a fantastic fellow, so just give details of EXACTLY what you want pics of and he'll do it.
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FOR THE HELMET DATABASE PICTURES OF THE FOLLOWING HELMETS (I INCLUDED BOSNIA AND SERBIA) WOULD BE EXTREMELY HELPFUL (MANY HELMETS ARE AVAILABLE ONLY IN VERY OLD AND UNCLEAR DEPCITIONS).
I HAVE TAKEN THE INFORMATION BELOW FROM THE ARMAMENTARIUM WEBSITE AND ADDED A FEW HELMETS FROM HOFFILLER:
Croatia
* Croatia 1 (Imperial-Gallic C)
Klakarje
* Klakarje 1 (Imperial-Italic B)
Osijek
* Osijek 1 (Cavalry Sports)
Mitrovice
* Coolus
Narodno
* Auxiliary Cavalry
* Conical archers helmet from Bosnia
Oblika
*Montefortino
Podsused
* Podsused 1 (Coolus C)
Rugvica
* Rugvica 1 (Coolus E)
Sisak (Siscia) (in the Archaeological museum Zagreb)
* Sisak 1 (Imperial-Gallic B)
* Sisak 2 (Imperial-Gallic F)
Slovanski Brod
* see Bosnia, Bosanski Brod
Sotin
* Sotin 1 (Cavalry Sports)
Serbia
Belgrade
*Cavalry Sports
Kostol (Pontes)
* Kostol 1 (Cavalry Sports A)
Serbia
* Serbia 1 (Coolus E)
Smederevo (Vinceia)
* Smederevo 1 (Cavalry Sports C)
Sremska Mitrovice (Sirmium)
* Sremska Mitrovice 1 (Coolus E)
Bosnia
Bosnia
* Bosnia 1 (Auxiliary Infantry D)
Bosanski Brod
* Brod 1 (Auxiliary Cavalry C)
Ossijek
* Cavalry Sports mask
DR. MIKE THOMAS MAY BE ABLE TO PROVIDE A MORE COMPLETE LIST.
Regards,
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Yes, it would be absolutely wonderful to have some good high-resolution pictures of the Imperial Gallic C helmet, now in the Zagreb Archaeological Museum, Cat. # 128, inventory # 8144 (kaciga tipa Weisenau, kat. br. 128, inv. broj 8144). I am especially interested to see the exact placement of:
1. the rivet holes on the sides of the bowl for attaching the brow guard (now lost)
2. the rivet holes on the front and back of the bowl for connecting the rings to secure the ends of the crest block.
Many thanks!
M. CVRIVS ALEXANDER
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OK, I've just spoken with Jack. He applied to have his car upgraded to a helicopter, his contract extended by 10 years and 1000 rolls of film :lol: :lol: :lol:
Seriously though, he'll work through your requests one by one and, Vincula, thanks for the map info :wink:
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OK, I've just spoken with Jack. He applied to have his car upgraded to a helicopter, his contract extended by 10 years and 1000 rolls of film :lol: :lol: :lol:
Seriously though, he'll work through your requests one by one and, Vincula, thanks for the map info :wink: