A glass phalera

Radovi XVII. ROMEC-a (Roman Military Equipment conference) Zagreb 1010, Rimska vojna oprema u pogrebnom kontekstu, Zagreb 2013, 289-297

289· xvii · romec · zagreb 2010 · radovi · proceedings · akten r i m sk a v oj n a opr e m a u p o g r e bno m k on t e k s t u · w e a p on s a nd m il i ta ry e q u ip m e n t in a f u ne r a ry c on t e xt · m il i ta r i a a l s g r a bbe il a g e Phalerae are military medals, medallions or dona militaria made of metal or glass. The soldiers who received them wore them fastened to a leather braid over their military attire, on their breastplates, which can be seen on the portrayal of an officer wearing a set of seven phalerae on the stela of Quintus Sertorius Festus in Verona, Italy, dated to the mid-first century AD, and the set of nine medallions found in Lauersfort, in Germany. 1 During Caesar's time, it was customary for soldiers to wear medals in battle, and this custom may been continued into the time of the Principate. 2

Ege Üniversitesi Edebiyat Fakültesi Arkeoloji Dergisi, 2015

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Annales du 19e Congrès de l’Association Internationale pour l'Histoire du Verre (Piran 2012), Koper 2015, pp. 329-336.

ANNALES Istanbul du 21e CONGRÈS de l’ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONALE pour l’HISTOIRE du VERRE, 2018

Paphlagonian Hadrianoupolis is 3 km west of the area called “Viranşehir” in Eskipazar district, Karabük province and it is spread out over the villages of Budaklar, Büyükyaylalar, Çaylı and Beytarla. The archaeological remains are mostly in the Hacı Ahmetler district of Budaklar village. It lies basically on the Roman Southwestern Paphlagonia and on the borderline of the Galatian, Bithynian and Paplagonian territories. Considered to be founded during the Late Hellenistic period, Hadrianoupolis lived its golden age in the Late Roman period. Especially between the 4th-6th centuries AD. It is reported in ancient sources to be the pilgrimage center of an ancient city where therewere many Christian structures, that were architecturally important. Scientific works first started in 2003, with the salvage excavation done by Karadeniz Ereğli Archeological Museum, excavated in Paphlagonian Hadrianoupolis, Late Roman House in order to shed light on the structures and those periods of this city. Also by utilizing scientific methods, these glass finds will contribute to glass studies.