Burial in Chattalka of a cavalry officer from the Roman auxiliary and his belt.

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Тhe history of the Thracian auxiliary cohorts and their fate strongly excites me. It is little known and written about the auxiliary cohorts as a whole. Their history is of great importance for the Roman military history,given that the auxiliary cohorts assumed as a responsibility the  severe and ungrateful tasks and work of legions.First in intelligence, always first in battle and avant-garde,take hits on the on the flanks and cover up legions in retreat, guarding castrum and roads, obtaining of provisions and many other..
 THRACISCHE HULPTROEPEN IN GERMANIA INFERIOR  https://www.oalibrary.org/papers2/041155...9fa286d03/
Thracian Cohorts and Аla in the Roman Invasion of Britain
http://legio-iiii-scythica.com/index.php...itain.html
Another Thracian Cohort in Netherlands-Cohors II Thracum equitata.Northwest of the modern village of Maurik   http://www.livius.org/articles/place/mannaricum-maurik/
 
Raetia/Noricum
II Thracum
III Thracum .
III Thracum veteran
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ro..._regiments
 
Pannonia
I Thracum
I Thracum Germanica
I Thracum Syriaca equitata eq
II Augusta Thracum       
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ro..._regiments