An old find rediscovered: a Roman spatha from Cornacum in the holdings of the Zagreb Archaeological Museum I. Radman-Livaja & I. Drnić

1–5

A Grave with gladius from Bobovek near Kranj (Slovenia): An attempt at interpretation K. Stemberger & V. Vidrih Perko

7–10

Iron Age swords and Roman soldiers in conquest-period Britain  F. Hunter

11–21

Import, imitation, or inspiration? Scabbard plates decorated in openwork technique (opus interrasile) in Barbaricum at the time around the birth of Christ K. Czarnecka

23–33

Recently found harness fittings from the Roman fort at Porolissum on the northern frontier M. Gui

37–44

Military equipment in Asciburgium L. Burkhardt & E. Deschler-Erb

45–51

Roman saddle plates from Nubia L. Allason-Jones

53–8

Two shield bosses from the Roman vicus at Velzeke: evidence of a countryside in peril…? J. Deschieter

61–8

Germanische Schildbeschläge im Rheingebiet S. Weiss-König

69–75

Putting the scale into mail: Roman hybrid feathered armour M. A. Wijnhoven

77–86

New finds of Roman armor from the legionary fortress at Novae (Moesia Inferior) P. Dyczek

87–94

Lorica Hamata or Germanic Crafts? Ringmail finds from the Early Iron Age in a southern Scandinavian context S. Juncher

95–100

Zu römischen Kavalleriehelmen der frühen und mittleren Kaiserzeit T. Fischer

101–12

Dressing the Roman soldier S. Hoss

115–20

The role of brooches in Roman military dress of the late 1st–3rd centuries AD in the Roman West T. Ivleva

121–7

Imitation and inspiration – Tunics with arrow-shaped purple decoration in Pannonia J. Pásztókai-Szeőke & A. Paetz gen. Schieck

129–40

Openwork buckles with peltaform loop and opposite extension D. Kostromichyov

141–55

The influence of the army on the life in Roman Poetovio M. Vomer Gojkovič

159–69

… und den Klappaltar im Marschgepäck? U. Klatt

171–5

Surgical instruments as military equipment A. Frölich

177–82

Post-battle display and distribution of booty in Kalkriese A. Rost & S. Wilbers-Rost

185–90

Is the Piercebridge assemblage a military votive deposit?  P. Walton

191–4

A rain of arrows, projectiles, darts and bolts. A metrological classification of Roman pyramidal-headed projectiles E. Ble

197–201

Imitation and inspiration in ‘Roman’ archery J. C. N. Coulston

203–14

The Clayton Collection: militaria and much more! F. McIntosh

215–18

A Late Republican signum from the sanctuary Gurzufskoe Sedlo at the Crimea M. Novichenkova

219–22

Recent finds of 5th century weapons in the territorium of Barcino: updating chronology, functionality and social attribution T. Juárez Villena and J. Pinar Gil

228–34

Finds from the frontier: Romans and Natives at Brecon Gaer Roman fort J. Lewis

235–42

New military equipment from the area of the Early Imperial forts at Brigantium (Bregenz, Austria) J. Kopf

243–50

Late Antique and Early Medieval inhumation burials in Augusta Raurica, Switzerland S. Mayer

251–3

Imitation and inspiration in the field of militaria at Szwajcaria cemetery (the Sudovian culture). The case of a ‘princely grave’ from Barrow 2 B. Kontny

255–68

For the further development of a Roman fitting. Imitation and inspiration in the Germanic toreutics K. Mückenberger

269–74

Stamped tiles from the Danube limes fort Ad Militare, Croatia. Results from the archaeogeophysical prospection in 2010 and 2012 I. Vukmanić

275–8

Nonferrous metals on late Republican and early Principate Roman military metalwork found in the River Ljubljanica (Slovenia) J. Istenic

279–85

Technical aspects regarding energy storage in ancient Greek and Roman catapults K. Paasch

287–90