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	East Coast Festivals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Lowestoft Dark Age Society was formed in the summer of 1986, firstly under the working name of The Dawnfire Folk, then the H.O.R.D.E and most recently The Barbaricum, the name changes reflecting the changes in the personnel and aims in the group.
		"Barbaricum" is the roman word for the area outside their empire - the land of the Barbarians.
		To the Romans, a barbarian was simply that; someone from outside the empire and not as we use the word today, to denote an ignorant, bloodthirsty, brutal savage.
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	- Chapter 8
		Whatever damage John and the Ethiopians succeeded in inflicting on the Malwa at Barbaricum, the true purpose of that bombardment was to divert attention from Belisarius' doings.
		The area of the ship where he had been standing was half-illuminated by the flames of the fireships drifting into Barbaricum's harbor.
		For all the urgency with which the river craft were making their escape from the holocaust in Barbaricum, the oarsmen were maintaining a slow and steady stroke.
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	1.1. Barbarous Europe, and it cultural worlds.
		Hence, "barbarians", from the point of view of Rome are peoples and tribes of Europe, yet not had time to perceive an antiques culture (or it is active opposed to this).
		This opposition was promoted also by that the Roman world and Barbaricum belonged to various types of culture: The first - to type of culture of the antique policy, the second - to type of culture of cattlemen - nomads (Kagan, 2000, v.1, 162-165).
		Though traditionally nomads name Turkish-Mongolian peoples of the Central Asia, it is necessary to recognise, that the expanded understanding of the term including numerous vagrant peoples allows see the nomadic world as the global history-cultural phenomenon.
	greek-gods.tripod.com /myth1.htm (3202 words)

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		This vast territory, which the Romans disparagingly called barbaricum, is the home of numerous primitive nations.
		Beyond the borders of the Empire, however, to the East and North of the continent, stretch the largely unexplored territories of the uncivilized nations, who are notorious for their extreme brutality and savagery.
		Contemptuously called barbaricum by the Romans, it was here that the forces rallied which would eventually cause the fall and decline of the mighty Roman Empire.
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	- Chapter 17
		The courier to Barbaricum was one of three who had been sent down the road to Mathura.
		The couriers headed for the Kathiawar and Barbaricum had departed a few hours later, almost as an afterthought.
		Barbaricum, his ultimate destination, was the very westernmost port of any significance in the Malwa Empire.
	kellybarnett.0catch.com /In_the_Heart_of_Darkness/0671878859__17.htm (4784 words)

	Congress on Cultural Heritage - Vienna, City Hall
		Numerous finds of Roman origin from about 50 BC to the end of the 5th century AD in the European barbaricum indicate that close relations between the Imperium Romanum and its neighbours existed.
		Since the end of the 1980s all central European countries whose territories once were completely or partly outside the borders of the Roman Empire take part in this project.
		The "Römisch-Germanische Kommission des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts" is responsible for the project and is now preparing a Web-Platform for the "Corpus of Roman finds in the European Barbaricum - Germany".
	www.archaeologie-wien.at /caa2003/poster/po3047.htm (219 words)

	Amber Road (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The remains of the Celtic settlements are found in the areas of the central European countries.
		The people who inhabited these place in the period of the Barbaricum and the Roman Empire are somewhat descendants of the Celtic tribes who established their sites from 600 BC up to 100 AD.
		I personally believe it may be as well interesting to discover more about this period in the areas the participating schools are located as it is to learn new fact about the period when amber trade flourished.
	amberroad.freewebpage.org /celts.html (188 words)

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		On the other hand, the form of the jug fragment with a human face from Dunaszekcsõ is closely related to Roman Period jugs with faces such as the Rusovce specimen.
		That is, the form is of Roman origin while the execution and conceptualization are typical of the Barbaricum.
		Fig.3.) The spout fragment from such a vessel with an eagle's head was found at the Kardoskút settlement (Table 1.
	www.mek.iif.hu /porta/szint/tarsad/muzeum/mataveg.hun (8542 words)

	Aquincumi Múzeum
		Its location in the northeastern corner of the canabae, across from the Barbaricum on the other site of the Danube, was supposed to demonstrate the monumentality and power of the Roman Empire.
		Public buildings of the governor's administration and the houses of high-ranking officials occupied the nothern zone of the canabae on the Óbuda bank of the Danube branch separated by the island.
		The surface decorated by the contrasting effects of white limestone and fl basalt, the rythmic elegance of simple geometric forms certainly showed the cultural superiority of Rome to visiting delegations from the Barbaricum.
	www.aquincum.hu /gyujtemenyek/falfestmenyangol.htm (1402 words)

	The Voyage around the Erythraean Sea (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Now as a sign of approach to this country to those coming from the sea, there are serpents coming forth from the depths to meet you; and a sign of the places just mentioned and in Persia, are those called graea.
		The ships lie at anchor at Barbaricum, but all their cargoes are carried up to the metropolis by the river, to the King.
		The sailing course along this coast, from Barbaricum to the promontory called Papica, opposite Barygaza, and before Astacampra, is of three thousand stadia.
	depts.washington.edu /uwch/silkroad/texts/periplus/periplus.html (6095 words)

	Everyday Life in the Roman Period
		Having reached as far as the Danube and the Rhine, the Romans began to secure their frontiers with a series of fortifications known as the Roman limes.
		The Region of Kuiavia was one of the major settlement centres at this time and played a significant cultural and economic role in Barbaricum.
		Archaeological work carried out here as part of the gas pipeline project surrendered a fascinating wealth of information, some of it quite unique, about the everyday life of local communities.
	www.muzarp.poznan.pl /archweb/gazociag/title6.htm (1291 words)

	Roman tiles from Carnuntum and Vindobona
		With the financial support of the "Aktion Österreich-Tschechische Republik" (Project 33p16), the ÖAW and the "Stadtarchäologie Vienna" it has been possible not only to extend the regional frame of the project to the area adjoining the Limes (Barbaricum), but also to carry out further specific petrographic analyses besides a stamp-typology based classification of the material.
		Like in Unterlaa the archaeometrical research was entrusted to R. Sauer in cooperation with the "Institut für Konservierungswissenschaften und Restaurierungstechnologie, Abteilung Archäometrie der Universität für Angewandte Kunst" (B. Pichler) to guarantee the best possible comparability between the already carried out analyses and the recent research.
		On the basis of these local reference groups the next problem to be solved was how "non-local" or single stamps and fabrics which had been found in the neighbouring village could be explained.
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		In the Roman times the town protected the borders of the Barbaricum, so it was a strategic locality.
		In der Zeit der Völkerwanderung wechselt sie oft den Herrn.
		A népvándorlás korában gyakran cserélt gazdát, a rómaiak idején a Barbaricum határát õrizve volt stratégiai jelentõsége.
	www.invitation.hu /villages/eszterg.htm (670 words)

	testas angliskai
		In this study, we examine broad patterns in the distribution of Roman imports across Barbaricum, as Romans termed Europe north of the limes frontier, and then look at the specific evidence of imports, particularly coins, among the West Balts.
		Our interest lies in the amber trade[3] but we focus not so much on the amount of amber used or exported, as on the type of payment left behind by visiting traders.
		It is during the reign of Septimius Severus (193-211), or shortly after, that 48,258 denarii are buried in 84 hoards throughout all of northern Europe - an amount that represents an impressive 55% of the total coinage in Fig.
	www.pgm.lt /Gintaras/Sidrys.en.htm (6804 words)

	Dieter Vollmann
		Berke, St., Zum Export mittelgallischer und früher Rheinzaberner Terra Sigillata in das Barbaricum nördlich der mittleren Donau.
		Rankov, B. The Roman Ban on the Export of Weapons to the Barbaricum: a Misunderstanding.
		Bursche, A., Die Markomannenkriege und der Zufluß römischer Münzen in das Barbaricum.
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	SEHEPUNKTE - Rezensionsjournal für die Geschichtswissenschaften - 3 (2003), Nr. 4
		Zunächst geht es um die "Konfrontation zweiter Welten", um "mediterrane Weinzivilisation" auf der einen und um "weinloses Barbaricum" auf der anderen Seite.
		Dabei wird der Begrenzung der Gewalt durch die Weisheitslehren des Alten Testamentes gebührende Rechnung getragen, denn in den Diskussionen um die Zusammenhänge zwischen Alkoholrausch und Gewalt spielten die biblischen Argumentationskonzepte während des gesamten Mittelalters eine tragende Rolle.
		Das zweite Hauptkapitel behandelt die "Akkulturation des weinlosen Barbaricum".
	www.sehepunkte.historicum.net /2003/04/1892.html (946 words)

	Against Rome PC Video Game Review by AceGamez
		The Roman Empire has expanded, countries have fallen and the Roman Legions march relentlessly towards the four corners of the world.
		It is the time of migration of nations (200-450AD) and the Roman legions have reached the lands they called Barbaricum, land of the savage barbarians, united by only one factor; their hatred of Rome.
		Against the Roman legions, strand three major tribes, the Celtic warriors of Britain, the Teutonic tribes of northern Europe and the savage Asian Hun.
	www.acegamez.co.uk /Against_Rome_PC.htm (1120 words)

	Les Daces. Résumé en anglais. English abstract. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Greeks were the first to consider, in the European culture history, the theoretical concept of the Barbarian.
		In order to have a complete image the semantic evolution of the term we must add that the latin nouns "barbarus" and "barbaricus" have had a derived word, "barbaricum".
		The Roman world appears as an extraordinary system of ideas and values put together in order to create the ideal type of the human being.
	www.archeo.ens.fr /raduengabstr.html (1370 words)

	RAC 2001
		Three finds catalogues concentrating on the former East Germany are already published, Lower Saxony is at print stage and catalogues for Poland, Bohemia and Slovakia are pending.
		The analysis of the vast amount of data from north-western Barbaricum had led to new and very surprising results.
		These finds and a close evaluation of the contemporaneous historical sources prove that the relationship between the Roman Empire and her Barbarian neighbours was far more complex than the rather simplified thesis of a continuously expanding, peaceful cross frontier trade.
	www.arts.gla.ac.uk /RAC2001/Abstracts/Frontiers.htm (807 words)

	- Chapter 11
		The Indus valley was fertile, true, but Belisarius was quite certain that Link would order a scorched earth campaign in the valley once the Romans and Persians arrived at Barbaricum and began their march upriver to the Malwa heartland.
		The Malwa had no real chance of holding Barbaricum and the coast, once Belisarius arrived at the Indus delta.
		The shocking and unexpected destruction of their great army in Mesopotamia the year before had forced the Malwa to concentrate on fortifying their own homeland, and to shelve—at least for a time—any plans for conquest.
	www.baen.com /chapters/W200104/0671319965__11.htm (3028 words)

	Byzantines.net - Byzantine Catholics
		One portion of this great Empire, the Occidental or western, embraced countries west of Italy, namely, the western shores of the Mediterranean, Italy, Gaul, Spain and the northern shores of Africa.
		To these must be added the northern "Barbaricum" or the Germanic territories, along with Pannonia, Dacia, lllyria and Moesia.
		Though geographically these latter provinces were not situated in the West, they were well Romanized and Rome considered them part of the Western Empire.
	www.byzantines.net /books/byzantinecatholics.htm (12630 words)

	germanenbibliographie
		DOBESCH, Das europäische "Barbaricum" und die Zone der Mediterrankultur: ihre historische Wechselwirkung und das Geschichtsbild des Poseidonios.
		KACZANOWSKI, Das Problem der Widerspiegelung der Markomannenkriege in den Waffenfunden des Barbaricums., in: Markomannenkriege.
		Das Projekt: Römische Funde im mitteleuropäischen Barbaricum, dargestellt am Beispiel Niedersachsen, in: BerRGK 73 (1993) 5-27.
	www.oeaw.ac.at /gema/gb.htm (6218 words)

	The archaeology of Offa’s Dyke and Wat’s Dyke
		To its west lay further areas under civilian rule (notably in the south) as well as areas under military control (predominantly in mid and north Wales); it was every bit as much part of the province as the area to the east.
		Linear defensive works elsewhere in the Empire mark the boundary between civilised, Roman life and barbaricum, the uncivilised world outside, which might, at best, be home to a few outpost forts.
		Third-century Wales can in no way be thought of as anything other than part of Britannia.
	www.kmatthews.org.uk /arthuriana/wall_archaeology.html (1285 words)

	Vampire Magazine - Pyre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Fun thing is that these guys hail from the cold snowy deserts of Texas.
		Skip the intro, as that one sucks big time: the title is ‘Overture of the Barbaricum’, but it could as well have been called ‘Accident in the Kitchen’.
		Simplicity is the keyword to this album; whether it is on the furious fast tracks or the slow and heavy ones.
	www.vampire-magazine.com /reviews.asp?id=4139 (470 words)

	IAE PAN O/Kraków - studies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Beginnings of Farming and Animal Husbandry in the Carpathians and their Impact on the Natural Environment (Prof.
		Pottery Making in Central European Barbaricum in the Roman Period - the Zofipole Case (Dr. Halina Dobrzanska).
		The Stone Age and the Beginning of the Bronze Age on Southern and Northern Foothills of the Tatra Mountains (Prof.
	www.archeo.pan.krakow.pl /STUDIES.htm (952 words)

	Romer Und Germanen - Nachbarn Uber Jahrhunderte - Beitrage Der Gemeinsam En Sitzung Der Arbeitsgemeinschaften ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
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	PERSONAL ORNAMENT
		In : Korpus znalezisk rzymskich z europejskiego Barbaricum - Polska - (Corpus der römischen Funde im europäischen Barbaricum - Polen - supplement - Band 1, Neue Funde römischer Importe aus Polen I), Warszawa 1998, 83-86.
		In : Korpus znalezisk rzymskich z europejskiego Barbaricum - Polska - (Corpus der römischen Funde im europäischen Barbaricum - Polen - supplement - Band 1, Neue Funde römischer Importe aus Polen I), Warszawa 1998, 79-82.
		Stanek 1999 : K. Stanek, Banded pendants of eastern group in central European Barbaricum.
	www.gaulois.org /instrumentum/22A.HTM (8798 words)

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	Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2000.06.03
		One of the factors involved in creating this fear must have been the demarcation of the border.
		That is, the barbarian had to know where he was leaving the barbaricum and entering the forbidden, civilized territory of Rome.
		For some interesting comments in this regard, see D. Potter, "Empty Areas and Roman Frontier Policy" AJPh 113 (1992) 269-274.
	ccat.sas.upenn.edu /bmcr/2000/2000-06-03.html (4131 words)

	imperium-romanum.com - Geografie - Provinz Raetia
		Die meisten Einheiten lagen an der östlichen Nordgrenze.
		limes Raeticus, einer mauerartigen, fest im Boden verankerten Palisadenwand, gegen das Barbaricum abgegrenzt.
		Bis zu diesem Zeitpunkt war die Grenze offen und eigentlich nur markiert.
	www.imperiumromanum.com /geografie/provinzen/raetia_04.htm (1559 words)

	Die Perlen der römischen Kaiserzeit und der frühen Phase der Völkerwanderungszeit im mitteleuropäischen Barbaricum ...
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