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The Roman Military Equipment Conference (ROMEC) was held in Hungary for the first time between September 1–4, 2005, in the Hungarian National Museum. ROMEC was an initiative of British, Dutch and German researchers to create a platform for researchers studying Roman weapons, military equipment, written sources, Roman warfare and battlegrounds to present and discuss new their findings. The first conference was held in Sheffield in 1983. Fourteen ROMEC conferences have been held since, providing an opportunity for researchers to meet and discuss various issues in the light of the archaeological and historical evidence. The papers read at these conferences were at first published as separate BAR volumes and subsequently in the ARMA newsletter, launched especially for this purpose, as well as in the volumes of the Journal of Roman Military Equipment Studies. The theme of the 2005 conference was 'Rome and her enemies'. The decision to hold the ROMEC XV conference in the Hungarian National Museum in Budapest was made at the ROMEC XIV conference in Vienna in 2003. This opportunity motivated us to invite the hitherto undeservedly neglected colleagues in Russia, the Ukraine and Kazakhstan s

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Author

László Kocsis (ed.)

Publisher

Hungarian National Museum

Published

2008

Language

DE

ISBN

9781910238059

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

History, Archaeology, Humanities