-
placed his ally
Commius of the
Atrebates in
control of them. A
cohort of
Menapian auxiliaries is
attested by
inscriptions dating to the 2nd
century in Britain...
-
northern continental Europe is
divided into four stages, the Bavelian,
Menapian, Waalian, and Eburonian. The
Beestonian had also been
equated to the Nebraskan...
- (MIS 1) Pre-Tiglian
Tiglian interglacial Eburonian Waalian interglacial Menapian glacial stage Bavelian Cromerian complex (MIS 21-13Â ?)
Elster glaciation...
-
notably Franks, were
promoted from the ranks. A few
decades later, the
Menapian Carausius created a Batavian–British rump
state on
Roman soil that was...
- led to a short-lived
Britannic Empire from 286 to 296.
Carausius was a
Menapian naval commander of the
Britannic fleet; he
revolted upon
learning of a...
- Lille. The
original inhabitants of the
region were the Gauls, such as the
Menapians, the Morins, the
Atrebates and the Nervians, who were
followed by Germanic...
- a
military commander of the
Roman Empire in the 3rd century. He was a
Menapian from
Belgic Gaul, who
usurped power in 286,
during the
Carausian Revolt...
- the
river and
seized Menapian boats,
occupied Menapian villages and towns, and
spent the rest of the
winter living on
Menapian provisions. Concerning...
- (the Weichselian, Eemian, Saalian, Holstein,
Elster and Cromer) by the
Menapian glacial,
Waalian interglacial,
Eburonian glacial,
Tegelen interglacial...
- by
Constantius and his
subordinate Asclepiodotus in 296. Carausius, a
Menapian of
humble birth, rose
through the
ranks of the
Roman military and was appointed...
