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adam_text | Contents
Vil
Foreword
V
Contents
VII
Abbreviations
XIII
1 Introduction to Cemetery Nijmegen-Inner City
(Cemetery B) H. Brunsting i
Earlier finds in the cemetery 4
2 Introduction to Cemetery Nijmegen-East (Ceme-
tery 00) PAM. Zoetbrood 5
Modern topography 5
Subsoil and relief 5
Profile of the subsoil 5
Situation in the Roman period 5
Period la: iz BC - AD 25 6
Period Ib-c: AD 25-70 6
Period Id-lla: AD 70 - early second century 6
Period IV: Late Roman 6
Period V: post-Roman 7
Research history 7
Ways of excavating 7
3 Explanatory notes to the find catalogue 9
Graves 9
Measurements 9
Figures 9
Scales 9
Beads io
Renumbering the graves io
First and second-century coins and fibulae:
intrusions? io
Assessing the dates of the graves in real years 11
Dating hitherto undated types of
dress accessories 14
Assessing the original depths of the graves 14
4 Catalogue of the stray finds 16
Cemetery B 17
A I7th-i9th-century finds 17
B i9th-20th- century finds 18
C i9th-2oth century, find-spots inaccurate 27
D Possibly earlier Roman finds 30
E Stray finds in the excavation trenches 32
Cemetery 00 33
Remainder: other late Roman stray finds
from graves 42
5 Find catalogue of the excavations of Cemetery B 45
Area D: graves B1-176 45
Area LN: graves B 177-560 72
Area G: graves B 561-673 121
Area M: graves B 674-833 133
Kelfkensbos/St Josephhof: grave B 834 156
6 Find catalogue of the excavations of
Cemetery OO with H. van Enckevort 157
7 The living population 238
Introduction 238
The condition of the human bones 238
The sad history of the investigations 238
Analyses by Dr IA Lengyel 239
Determinations by Mr Tj. Pot 241
Determinations by Mr J. Bonhof for
Dr G.F. IJzereef 241
Determinations by Marlous van Domburg and
Anouk Veldman 241
Archaeological indicators 242
Many judgements on age standardized by using
median years 242
An approach to life expectancy at birth for
cemetery 00 242
Combining the data 252
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An approach to a survival curve for
cemetery 00 252
Comparison to similar populations 254
Food as gravegifts R.C.GM. Lauwerier 255
Introduction 255
Dishes and bones 255
Cemetery 00 258
Cemetery B 259
The relation between the settlement and
the cemetery 261
Plant remains from grave B 298 C.C.Bakels 266
Roman textiles from cemetery OO
G.M. Vogelsang-Eastwood 267
Typology of the pottery and glass vessels 268
Introduction 268
Gellep typology 268
Problems in the Gellep typology 268
Problem i: type numbers 268
Problem 2: the Trier beakers 268
Problem 3: terra nigra 269
Problem 4: association with glazed ware
in Gellep 270
Gellep types not In Nijmegen 271
Nijmegen types not in Gellep 271
Numbered drawings on type plates 271
Pottery wares 271
Roman pottery 273
Bi Terra sigillata 273
B2 Imitations of terra sigillata 280
B3 Reddish sherd, red or white slip 280
C4 Reddish brown sherd, greyish black coating 281
The Trier beakers 282
The Latin word for beaker 282
Typology
Sizes and volumes
Drinking habits
Mottoes and one graffito
Chronology
Di Ochre-coloured sherd, reddish
brown slip
D3 Light reddish brown sherd,
ochre-coloured slip
Ei Brown-marbled pottery
Fi Smooth pottery with yellowish white sherd
F2 Smooth pottery, reddish ochre-coloured
sherd
F3 Smooth pottery, dark grey sherd
F4 Smooth pottery, brownish grey sherd
F7 Terra nigra
G Coarse pottery
Handmade pottery
Roman glass
Frankish pottery
Uncertain pottery
12 Typology of dress accessories and
small objects
Attributes and origin
Gender attributes
Male attributes
Hinge fibula with long hinge arms
Crossbow fibulae
Bow knob fibulae
Tweezers
Iron axes
Unique pieces from male burials
Wooden barrel-shaped bucket
Iron hook
Female attributes
Short bone pins
IX
Bronze pins 33i Snakeshead bracelets 35°
Silver pins 332 F Hollow bronze sheet bracelets 351
Long pins 332 G Bone bracelets 351
Wire earrings 333 Finger-rings 351
Metal-wire necklaces 333 A Gold finger-rings 351
Pendants 334 B Silver finger-ring 352
Beads 337 C Bronze finger-rings 352
Pectoral 343 D Iron finger-ring 352
Fibulae 343 E Opaque glass finger-rings 353
A Germanic and otherfibulae 343 Rings of unknown function 353
Armbrust fibulae 343 Sapropelite make-up box 353
Support-arm fibula 344 Bone combs 353
Tutulus fibulae 344 Mirrors 353
East Germanic-Sarmatian sheet fibulae 345 Cosmetic palettes 354
Composite dish fibulae with PreBblech 346 Wooden chests 354
Gold open-work disk fibula 346 Iron shears 357
Frankish bow fibula 346 Ear-pick 357
B Earlier Roman fibulae, deliberately put in 347 Bronze sewing-needles 358
Aucissa fibulae 347 Glass game counters 358
Wire fibula 347 Unique pieces from female burials 358
Knee fibula 347 Bronze spatula 358
C Earlier Roman fibulae in grave filling or stray 347 Iron stilus 358
Eye fibulae 347 Tambourine sticks 358
Rosette fibula 347 Boar’s tusk 360
Hinge fibula with lateral knobs 348 Miniature pair of bronze scales 361
Trumpet fibula Almgren 101 348 North Sea shells 364
Other fibulae 348 Sweet chestnuts 365
Bracelets 348 Conclusion of the last four sections 366
A Sapropelite bracelets 348 Priestess’ sceptre 367
B Glass bracelets 349 Silver agrafe with four hooks and christogram 367
C Bracelets of twisted or twined bronze wire 349 Small textile bag with handle 369
Small bells with clapper 349 Miniature pantomime mask 369
D Undecorated bracelets with Distaff? 370
expanding fastening 349 Attributes for both genders 370
E Bronze bracelets 350 Coins 370
Strip bracelets 350 Metal belt sets in different variants 370
Solid penannular bracelets 350 First-century soldier’s buckle 371
Buckle SommenAa and c 371
Buckle Sommer lCb 372
Buckle Sommer 2B 372
Belt set Sommer series 2, variant 1, shape c 372
Belt stiffeners 373
Strap ends of different shapes 373
Two rings against each other (belt fastening?) 374
Iron buckles 374
Small rectangular bronze buckles 334
Remaining buckles 374
Belt pendant 375
Iron knives 375
Shoes 375
Decorative nails and rivets 376
Unique pieces 376
Bronze heart-shaped pendant 376
Bronze basin 377
Stone spindle whorl 377
Cameo 377
Lamps 377
Lead lamp 377
Bronze statuette 377
Organic 377
Wooden plank 377
Textile remains 377
Animal bones, not on plates 378
Cow’s molar 379
Deteriorated organic remains 379
Shapeless metal 379
Shapeless lead 379
Shapeless bronze 379
Shapeless iron 380
Typology of the graves 381
Niches 381
Iron nails 382
Remaining iron parts of coffins 383
Coffins P.A.M. Zoetbrood 383
Coffin typer 385
Coffin type 2 385
Coffin type 3 386
Coffin type 4 386
Coffin type 5 386
Stone 387
Brick 387
Stone sarcophagi 388
14 Interpretation 390
Time 390
Before: was there a gap of
Nijmegen’AD 270-313? 390
Coins 391
Pottery 392
Literary evidence 393
Constantius Chlorus’ campaign AD 293 393
Constantine’s first Frankish
campaign AD 306 394
Conclusion 395
The beginning: AD 313 395
Two pottery periods 397
Pottery period 1: AD 313-355/367 398
Pottery period 2: AD 355/367-500 399
After: continuity between Roman and
Carolingian Nijmegen? 402
Space 402
The fortress 402
The roads 403
Growth of the cemeteries 404
Cemetery 00 404
Cemetery В 404
Family plots 404
Population size 405
XI
The number of burials 405 Three argumenta esilentio against
Cemetery 00 405 Christianity 429
Cemetery B 405 Excursus 2: Christianity near late Roman
Calculations, results and comparisons 406 Nijmegen? 430
Estimates without calculations 407 Excursus 3: Recent remarks on Christianity
Graves and their contents 407 in the NW 431
Graves, niches and coffins 407 The Nijmegen opposition is unique 432
Grave goods 408 A new look at the orientations 432
Excursus 1: cemetery 00 Frankish?! 408 Who were they? 433
Status 410 Local people 433
Number of dishes 410 Newcomers 434
Number of drinks 411 What was it like to live in late
Number of glass vessels 412 Roman Nijmegen? 434
Expensive ways of burying 413
Sarcophagi 413 Coin list 1: per grave in the order of the grave numbers 436
Outer coffins 4T3
Expensive objects 413 Coin list 2: per grave in the order of their latest coins 445
For women 413
Tutulus fibulae 413 Coin list 3: per coin after its latest minting date 453
Wooden chests 413
For men 4t3 Appendix ta: Concordance from catalogue
Crossbow fibulae 413 grave number to excavation grave number 460
Unique pieces 414
Overall status analysis: calculations and results 414 Appendix ib: Concordance from excavation
Status and space 418 grave number to catalogue grave number 475
Orientations 419
The traditional view 419 Appendix 2a: Concordance from catalogue
The facts 419 numbers to numbers on the objects 492
Relative chronology: cuts between graves 419
When did the custom of W-E graves start? 420 Appendix 2b: Concordance from numbers
Possible causes 420 on the objects to catalogue numbers 519
Do status, sex or age explain orientations? 425
W-E graves: a Christian orientation? 427 Appendix 3: Index to vessel types
Van Es’ counter-arguments 427 short typochronology 546
More counter-arguments 428
Nijmegen and Van Es’ counter-arguments 428 Appendix 4: Overview of dated graves 550
XII
References 555
Type numbers 555
Dutch bibliographic abbreviations 555
Bibliographical references 556
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