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Luxor Late roman
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Thanks for the pictures, of course we know the variation and vibrancy with which the 5th century textiles and beyond are decorated. I think the debate here is trying to pinpoint dates when the design methodology changed from one style to another and can we push the dates back to earlier that the beginning of the 4th century? The pictures from the V&A are later - 5th to 8th century and are consistently labelled the same as full garments held elsewhere in UK museum collections. By this time, the decorative style in question was well established
Claire Marshall

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and to think I was there in 1996, way before I got interested in Late Rome. I probably saw these things and thought 'bloody Roman interlopers...'

Now, I'd walk around Luxor Temple trying to picture it as a barrack!
Paul Elliott

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Charting the Third Century military crisis - with a focus on the change in weapons and tactics.
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