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Illustrations of Dacia, Thracia Phrygia Image Salvage) - Forum - DakkaDakka Ancient Rome, Ancient Art, Ancient History, Military Art, Military History, Iron Age, Tribal Warrior, Hellenistic Period, Roman Era

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Dacian warrior. Illustration for a article from Histoire&Guerre. Inspirational attitude by Marius Barbu...

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Roman legions battling Dacian warriors

The Dacian warrior on the left uses the fearsome falx, a scythe-like weapon. The Roman on the right has the extended arm protection created especially to deal with the Dacians and their falx blades. Military Art, Military History, Ancient Rome, Ancient History, Roman Legion, Celtic Warriors, Roman Soldiers, Roman History, Picts

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Romans battling Dacian warriors. The Dacian warrior on the left uses the fearsome falx, a scythe-like weapon. The Roman on the right has the extended arm protection created especially to deal with the Dacians and their falx blades.

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Daci, citind urmele romanilor

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First Dacian War-Peter Dennis. Click on image to ENLARGE.

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Dacian houses

In ancient geography, especially in Roman sources, Dacia (/ˈdeɪʃiə, -ʃə/) was the land inhabited by the Dacians. The Greeks referred to them as the Getae, which were specifically a branch of the Thracians north of the Haemus Mons (the Balkan Mountains). European Tribes, European People, European Languages, History Page, History Facts, In Ancient Times, Ancient Rome, Liberia Africa, Romania Map

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Dacia 82 BC - Dacia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Arme şi piese de harnaşament descoperite la Bulbuc

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Roman cavalry troops slaughtering a Dacian's Warrior Family… Ancient Rome, Ancient History, Poster Prints, Framed Prints, Canvas Prints, France, Fall Of Constantinople, Empire Romain, Man Of War

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Peter Connolly was an author, an illustrator, an historian and an experimental archaeologist. He was most widely known for meticulously researched, full-colour popular history books which were

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Fig. 9 - Pumnale sica Corcova cu decoraţii (apud Sîrbu et alii 1999), 2. Bulbuc (apud Borangic 2014).

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Dakische Bogenschützen bei dem Angriff auf eine Festung in Moesien. Quelle: Ritchie Pogorzelski „Die Traianssäule in Rom – Dokumentation eines Krieges in Farbe“, S53

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The Dacians were an Indo-European people, very close or part of the Thracians, and were the ancient inhabitants of Dacia (located in the area in and around the Carpathian Mountains - present day Romania). They spoke the Dacian language, believed to have been closely related to Thracian. The Dacians were defeated by the Romans in 105, and part of the Roman Empire for 350 years. After this their is much dispute, but it seems that some Dacians went to Rome, and that some stayed in Dacia.

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Dakische Reiter auf der Flucht, abgebildet auf der Traianssäule. Quelle: Ritchie Pogorzelski „Die Traianssäule in Rom – Dokumentation eines Krieges in Farbe“