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Roman Tools, Hoards and Catalogues - Crispianus - 06-10-2015 Thought a thread on tools would be a good idea specifically dealing with large catalogues and specific hoards of tools from the Roman era..... So to start: An old Catalogue that contains drawings of "mostly Roman" tools although its likely some are medieval see page 257 on its fairly extensive... wood, leather and metal working tools as well as agriculture is covered... "Catalogue illustré du Musée des antiquités nationales au château de Saint-Germain-en-Laye 1926" http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k6468151z/f273.tableDesMatieres Hoards that contain substantial numbers of tools: "Late Roman tool finds from Celje, Gradišče at Zbelovska gora and Sv. Pavel above Vrtovin (Slovenia)" https://www.academia.edu/1521694/Late_Roman_tool_finds_from_Celje_Gradi%C5%A1%C4%8De_at_Zbelovska_gora_and_Sv._Pavel_above_Vrtovin_Slovenia_ "A Hoard of Late Roman Metalwork from Belokopitovo, Shumen district." https://www.academia.edu/3694006/With_G._Atanasov_A_Hoard_of_Late_Roman_Metalwork_from_Belokopitovo_Shumen_district._In_L._Vagalinski_ed._._The_Lower_Danube_in_Antiquity_VI_C_BC_VI_C_AD_._Acta_of_International_Archaeological_Conference_Bulgaria-Tutrakan_06-07.10.2005._Sofia_2007_257-264 "Die spätrömischen Hortfunde von der Gora oberhalb von Polhov Gradec" https://www.academia.edu/949040/Die_sp%C3%A4tr%C3%B6mischen_Hortfunde_von_der_Gora_oberhalb_von_Polhov_Gradec "Three metal-work hoards of the Roman period from southern Scotland" http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archiveDS/archiveDownload?t=arch-352-1/dissemination/pdf/vol_087/87_001_050.pdf Hopefully more will contribute :wink: Roman Tools, Hordes and Catalogues - Robert Vermaat - 06-10-2015 Pflaum, Veronika (2007): The supposed Late Roman hoard of tools and a steelyard from Vodice near Kalce, in: Arheološki Vestnik, vol. 58. http://av.zrc-sazu.si/pdf/58/AV_58_Pflaum.pdf Roman Tools, Hordes and Catalogues - richsc - 06-10-2015 Great idea, especially as I get deeper in to any single craft like woodworking. I think Vindolanda had a catalogue of tool finds, but I don't think I have the book which may be out of print. Roman Tools, Hordes and Catalogues - mcbishop - 06-11-2015 Quote:Hopefully more will contribute :wink:Plenty of tools in the Corbridge Hoard. Mike Bishop Roman Tools, Hordes and Catalogues - Crispianus - 06-11-2015 Quote:Crispianus post=368153 Wrote:Hopefully more will contribute :wink:Plenty of tools in the Corbridge Hoard. Now you'd think I'd remember that one mile: Roman Tools, Hordes and Catalogues - Ildar - 06-11-2015 Here are the iron tools from from the Elenovo hoard (Bulgaria): https://www.academia.edu/3885679/The_%CE%BA%CE%B1%CE%BC%CE%B2%CE%AD%CF%83%CF%84%CF%81%CE%B9%CE%BF%CE%BD_and_other_Roman_military_equipment_from_Thracia Roman Tools, Hordes and Catalogues - Eleatic Guest - 06-14-2015 Wolfgang Gaitzsch - Eiserne römische Werkzeuge, Teil 1 + 2. I haven't encountered a more comprehensive work on Roman tools. On woodworking: Roger Ulrich - Roman Woodworking Roman Tools, Hordes and Catalogues - caiusbeerquitius - 06-14-2015 Crispianus, could you please change the topic title to "Roman Tools, Hoards and Catalogues" This will make it easier for future search by members to find the thread again. Also, I was quite confused reading the title... ;-) Thanks. Roman Tools, Hoards and Catalogues - Crispianus - 06-15-2015 Quite a lot of tools in: Das Römerkastell Saalburg bei Homburg vor der Höhe, Jacobi 1897 Vol I text with many illustrations, Vol II Illustrations/tables, tools include wood, metal and leather etc https://archive.org/search.php?query=saalburg%20AND%20mediatype%3Atexts%20AND%20subject%3A%22Saalburg%20%28Hesse-Nassau%29%22 Christian K. corrected by the miracle of science and the sudden appearance of an edit button..... ;-) RE: Roman Tools, Hoards and Catalogues - Crispianus - 07-23-2017 Roman Tools from France fairly extensive range, all download links work even if the doc doesn't show, French text: L'outillage en fer du vicus de Vertault : volume 1, texte. L'outillage en fer du vicus de Vertault : volume 2 plates Les outils en fer du site de Vertault-Vertillum Outillage agricole et quincaillerie antique de Valentine |