Manica found at Till-Moyland \"Steincheshof\"

[Simplex]

Found that one here, too :
http://novesium.wordpress.com/2012/06/19...-gefunden/
Referring to here:
http://www.rp-online.de/niederrhein-nord...-1.2868358
(No I won't translate that yet -- everytime I'm down to do s.th. else, sensational stuff pops up and engages me :roll: )
It will be on exhibition here:
http://www.apx.lvr.de/english/index.htm
Steincheshof -- a cohort camp has been spotted about 2007, surveilled and excavated since 2008. It dates from Flavian times to the mid of 3rd century. So far no late roman finds have been made there.

Greez

Simplex

[Simplex]

More on Steincheshof (from google books -- Thanks to Dr. Jürgen Franssen from
the newly revived "Novaesium-blog" http://novesium.wordpress.com/)

http://books.google.de/books?id=0HqHyfp2...ca&f=false

All in German, but pics (not picts ! :wink: ) do speak .....ya know ?! :mrgreen:

Greez

Simplex

[mcbishop]

There is an article on the manica from Steincheshof in the new edition of Der Limes (Band 6 Heft 1). Copies are usually available for download from here but this one has not been posted yet; doubtless it will appear in due course. It also has a nice piece on the newly reconstructed Kleinkastell (and its neighbouring Turm) at Pohl.

Mike Bishop

[Simplex]

Wow Mike !
1) Thanks a lot
2) You beat my by a couple of hours, since I had two days off, I did not watch their website (which I usually keep "under eyes")-- they 'been a week overdue, --- hock:
how far (down) have we gotten here in Germany ( siiiiighhh!!!!!! :roll: :roll: :roll: )

Greez

Simplex

Edit
As to 2) :
Oops --- my enthusiasm made skip half of your message. No Vol. 6 Pt. 1 still available
online -- but there was other interesting content under your link (Find Of The Month)
As I said, I'll still be having that Limeskommission-website "under my eyes".

[Simplex]

Online now:
http://www.deutsche-limeskommission.de/f...1_2012.pdf

Greez

Simplex