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Roman arms and armour: a technical note
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  • 1967The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry134 cited
  • 1975The armour of imperial Rome73 cited
  • 1957Notes on Prehistoric and Early Iron in the Old World26 cited

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  • 2016Roman Iron Artifacts: Metallographic Characterization1 cited
  • 2010Metallurgy in the Roman Forts of Scotland: An Archaeological Analysis0 cited

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