No. 29 (2012)

Published: 2012-01-01

Articles

Cultural aspects of medieval weapons in the reflection of Andrzej Nadolski

Wojciech Iwańczak

5-13
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Bronzezeitliche Petroglyphen mit Waffendarstellungen in Schweden

Sven Ekdahl

14-37
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Roman military equipment in the 4th century BC: pilum, scutum and the introduction of manipular tactics

Juliusz Tomczak

38-65
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Old Russian graffiti as sources of weapon history: preliminary statements

Mikalai Plavinski

66-82
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A sign, a symbol or a letter? Some remarks on omega marks inlaid on early medieval sword blades

Andrzej Janowski, Tomasz Kurasiński, Piotr Pudło

83-110
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On the trail of a spectacular mistake. A new look at an “inscribed” axehead from Ostrów Tumski in Poznań

Piotr N. Kotowicz

111-121
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The iconography of weapons of Western Slavs in the Early Middle Ages. Some notes on the cultural patterns on the example of the so-called Group of Vyšehrad Codex

Olgierd Ławrynowicz

123-144
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Symbolism of medieval swords from the territory of Latvia during the 11th–13th centuries

Artūrs Tomsons

145-161
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Still a spear or already a lance? Deliberations in the context of European art

Artur Sierosławski

162-183
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In the world of medieval symbols. Depiction of a shield from the fresco of St. Martin’s Church in Wichów

Arkadiusz Michalak

184-208
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The weapon and the artist in the virtual reality of medieval paintings

Wojciech Wasiak

209-234
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Late medieval sword from Lutomiersk-Koziówki 3a–c, Pabianice County

Paweł Kucypera, Krzysztof Rybka, Błażej Muzolf

235-250
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Plate gauntlets portrayed on the Altarpiece from Grudziądz

Adam Sokoliński

251-260
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Pavisemen armour. Iconography vs. written sources

Arkadiusz Przybyłok

261-269
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Armour elements portrayed on the stove tiles from Renaissance manor complexes in Kozłów

Radosław Zdaniewicz

270-277
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"Muskets and handgonnes inlaid with bone” – ornaments of hand-held firearms in the 16th–17th centuries

Piotr Strzyż, Kalina Skóra

278-300
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Depictions of angels with firearms in the iconography of the Viceroyalty of Peru

Agata Andrzejewska, Karol Demkowicz

301-317
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No. 29 (2012)

Articles

Cultural aspects of medieval weapons in the reflection of Andrzej Nadolski

Bronzezeitliche Petroglyphen mit Waffendarstellungen in Schweden

Roman military equipment in the 4th century BC: pilum, scutum and the introduction of manipular tactics

Old Russian graffiti as sources of weapon history: preliminary statements

A sign, a symbol or a letter? Some remarks on omega marks inlaid on early medieval sword blades

On the trail of a spectacular mistake. A new look at an “inscribed” axehead from Ostrów Tumski in Poznań

The iconography of weapons of Western Slavs in the Early Middle Ages. Some notes on the cultural patterns on the example of the so-called Group of Vyšehrad Codex

Symbolism of medieval swords from the territory of Latvia during the 11th–13th centuries

Still a spear or already a lance? Deliberations in the context of European art

In the world of medieval symbols. Depiction of a shield from the fresco of St. Martin’s Church in Wichów

The weapon and the artist in the virtual reality of medieval paintings

Late medieval sword from Lutomiersk-Koziówki 3a–c, Pabianice County

Plate gauntlets portrayed on the Altarpiece from Grudziądz

Pavisemen armour. Iconography vs. written sources

Armour elements portrayed on the stove tiles from Renaissance manor complexes in Kozłów

"Muskets and handgonnes inlaid with bone” – ornaments of hand-held firearms in the 16th–17th centuries

Depictions of angels with firearms in the iconography of the Viceroyalty of Peru

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