-
culture can be
gleaned from
early medieval texts and
Pictish stones. The name
Picti appears in
written records as an
exonym from the late
third century AD....
- from the time of the
Roman Empire, some of
which were
labelled with
tituli picti. It is one of the
largest spoil heaps found anywhere in the
ancient world...
-
information such as origin, destination, type of product, and owner.
Tituli picti are
frequent on
ancient Roman pottery containers used for trade. They were...
-
specifies information such as origin, destination, type of product, etc.
Tituli picti are
frequent on
ancient Roman pottery containers used for trade. "New brand...
- mackerel, or tuna, and then
fermenting them in brine. In most
surviving tituli picti inscribed on amphorae,
where the fish
ingredient is shown, the fish is mackerel...
-
department in
central France. The name of the
locality was
first recorded as
Picti in the 10th century, then Poiz in 1281, Poys in the 14th century, Poy in...
- language.
Drawing on the
confusion of the
Scotti with both
Scythia and the
Picti, as well as on the late
antique conceptualisation of
Scythia as a typical...
-
Prince of Travellers."
Drustan mab
Necthana – son of Necthana;
Prince of the
Picti Waldemar Selig –
Skaldi warlord Melisande - a
seductive but
sinister noblewoman...
-
groups were
called by the same name, in
Latin they had
different names, with
Picti being reserved for the Picts.
Professor Dáibhí Ó Cróinín says the "notion...
- 4th
century writer Ammi****
Marcellinus as one of the two
branches of the
Picti, the Picts, the
inhabitants of modern-day
Scotland (the
other being the...
