Übersetzung für 'Romano Germanic Museum' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Romano-Germanic Museum [in Cologne]

Römisch-Germanisches Museum {n} [in Köln]hist.travel

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Romano-Hellenistic {adj}

römisch-hellenistischhist.

Werbung

Romano-British {adj}

römisch-britischhist.

Romano-Ward syndrome

Romano-Ward-Syndrom {n} <RWS>med.

Germanic {adj}

germanisch <germ.>

(typisch) deutsch

deutsch klingend

East Germanic {adj}

ostgermanisch <ostgerm.>

West Germanic {adj}

westgermanisch <westgerm.>

Germanic languages

germanische Sprachen {pl}ling.

Germanic tribe

germanischer Stamm {m}ethn.hist.

Germanenstamm {m}ethn.hist.

Germanic peoples

Germanenvölker {pl}ethn.hist.

Germanic tribes

Germanenstämme {pl}ethn.hist.

Proto-Germanic

Protogermanisch {n}ling.

early Germanic {adj}

frühgermanischethn.hist.

continental Germanic {adj}

kontinentalgermanischling.

Aryo-Germanic {adj}

ario-germanischpol.

Germanic fibula

germanische Fibel {f}archaeo.

West Germanic

Westgermanisch {n}ling.

Germanic mythology

germanische Mythologie {f}myth.

• Many artefacts from the ancient city survive, including the arch of the former city gate with the inscription 'CCAA', which is today housed in the Romano-Germanic Museum.
• The bottle has been ascribed to the same workshop that made the Lynceus beaker in the Romano-Germanic Museum.
• Today, the area is part of the grounds of the Romano-Germanic Museum.
• Salies married Hansgerd Hellenkemper, Byzantinist and director of the Romano-Germanic Museum in Cologne, in 1979. She is commemorated on a monument in the (Poppelsdorfer Cemetery) in Bonn.
• Based on the dating and the grave furniture, Doppelfeld, at that time director of the Romano-Germanic Museum, interpreted the dead woman as Wisigard.

• Pictorial evidence, such as the stele of Titus Flavius Bassus (eques of the ala Noricum) or Tomb monument of a cavalryman from 1st century AD (Romano-Germanic Museum, Cologne Germany) supports literary accounts that "equites" carried swords, such as the "spatha", which was much longer than "gladii hispanienses" (Spanish swords) used by the infantry [...].