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MANIOTIS, Errikos and Vane P. SEKULOV. Roman Ring-pommeled Sword from Crveno pole, n. Macedonia. In Sekulov, Vane P. Acta Musei Tiberiopolitani. Strumica: NI Institute for protetction of culturalmonuments and Museum Strumica, 2022, p. 85-90. ISBN 978-608-4845-18-8.

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Original name	Roman Ring-pommeled Sword from Crveno pole, n. Macedonia
Authors	MANIOTIS, Errikos and Vane P. SEKULOV.
Edition	Strumica, Acta Musei Tiberiopolitani, p. 85-90, 6 pp. 2022.
Publisher	NI Institute for protetction of culturalmonuments and Museum Strumica

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Original language	English
Type of outcome	Proceedings paper
Field of Study	60102 Archaeology
Country of publisher	North Macedonia
Confidentiality degree	is not subject to a state or trade secret
Publication form	printed version "print"
WWW	Full text
Organization unit	Faculty of Arts
ISBN	978-608-4845-18-8
Keywords in English	sword; ring-pommel; typology; Crveno Pole; Roman
Tags	Reviewed
Changed by	Changed by: Mgr. Renata Macholdová, učo 216933. Changed: 21/3/2023 11:03.

Abstract
During the archaeological excavations in the site of Crveno Pole located on Ograzden Mountain, in the utmost southeast corner of the Republic of North Macedonia near the North Macedonian-Bulgarian border, a very signiﬁ cant type of sword was discovered, among other specimens. The sword was found in the grave n. 72, which is dated in the 2nd-3rd c. A.D. The sword belongs to the ring-pommel typology with a cross-guard. The paper deals with the typological analysis of the sword, which lead us also to export some vital conclusions about the origin of the sword. The special constructive structure of the hilt leads us to connect the ring-pommeled sword with the roman manufacture tradition.

Abstract

During the archaeological excavations in the site of Crveno Pole located on Ograzden Mountain, in the utmost southeast corner of the Republic of North Macedonia near the North Macedonian-Bulgarian border, a very signiﬁ cant type of sword was discovered, among other specimens. The sword was found in the grave n. 72, which is dated in the 2nd-3rd c. A.D. The sword belongs to the ring-pommel typology with a cross-guard. The paper deals with the typological analysis of the sword, which lead us also to export some vital conclusions about the origin of the sword. The special constructive structure of the hilt leads us to connect the ring-pommeled sword with the roman manufacture tradition.