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Illyrian sica and speartip
found in Montenegro md used deus 1
u/ancientnoob1987 — 8 days ago
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Iron age bronze ladle used in religious purposes
u/ancientnoob1987 — 15 days ago
find of a lifetime sol invictus depth 30 cm material silver with traces of gold 5x5 cm
u/Then_Marionberry_259 — 3 months ago
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Celtic iron spear and illyrian Cavarly equipment depth spear 40 cm bronze 6 cm
u/ancientnoob1987 — 4 months ago
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The plumbata (or martiobarbulus) was a deadly lead-weighted war dart used by the Roman military, particularly from the 3rd to 5th centuries AD. According to historical records, the tactical use of these darts was popularized by dedicated Illyrian legions under Emperor Diocletian.
u/ancientnoob1987 — 4 months ago
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Roman Republic part of cavarly equipment bronze depth 7 10 cm
u/ancientnoob1987 — 4 months ago
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Austro-Hungarian Gebirgsjäger badge Montenegrin front 1916
u/ancientnoob1987 — 4 months ago
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Illyro greek lead sling bullets that on the bottom is roman republic new finds of a 2000 years old batlle
u/ancientnoob1987 — 4 months ago
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its 271 bc and celtic army led by brenus came to fight before attacking Delphi in Greece Montenegrin Illyrian Labeatae tribe the outcome of Batlle is unknown but i did still manage to find one celtic warior who it seems did stay here forever note that one 4 th pic with wood still in scabard
u/ancientnoob1987 — 4 months ago