J C N Coulston (ed), Proceedings of the 19th International Roman Military Equipment Conference held in St Andrews, Scotland, 6th–11th June 2016Historical Studies

• N. Sekunda ‘The first Roman and Corinthian cavalry’ 1–13
• M. Petitjean ‘Cito parare victoriam, cito cedere: Roman cavalry tactics during the late Republic and the Principate’ 15–41
• D. J. Breeze ‘Cohortes equitatae: a conundrum’ 43–4

GENERAL STUDIES

• M. C. Bishop ‘”Trapp’d in silver”: Roman cavalry equipment revisited’ 47–60
• M. C. Bishop ‘Pimp my ride: early Imperial cavalry, saddle plates, and long-reining’ 61–73
• B. Burandt ‘What was a cavalry-type of Roman greave in the first century AD?’ 75–9
• S. Hoss ‘Evening the odds: apotropaic protection for horses’ 81–101
• T. Ivleva ‘On bangles and horses. The use and abuse of Romano-British glass bangles on military and indigenous sites in Roman-period Britain’ 103–12
• S. Ortisi ‘Eine Kopfniete mit dem Relief des Nero’ 113–17

REGIONAL AND LOCAL STUDIES

• S. Weiss-Konig ‘Spurensuche zur Reiterei im Legionslager von Nimwegen’ 121–35
• M. Zandstra ‘Bits and pieces: 1st-century horse gear from Roman military sites on the Lower Rhine’ 137–47
• A. Thiel ‘Virtus at the limes: a cavalry sports shield boss from Welzheim (Germany)’ 149–62
• J. Istenic ‘Roman cavalry equipment and other militaria from the 2010 and 2011 excavations at Ptuj (Slovenia)’ 165–77
• M. Vomer Gokovic ‘Traces of Roman cavalry in Poetovio’ 179–91

RECONSTRUCTION STUDIES

• J. Conyard ‘Reconstructing Classical Greek cavalry’ 195–205
• V. Gresak, M. Cernekova and S. Winterbottom ‘Reconstructing a Gallo-Roman riding saddle’ 207–15
• M. Petitjean, M. C. Bishop and W. B. Griffiths ‘Experimenting with Roman Cavalry: the Hadrian’s Cavalry Turma! Project’ 217–26
• M. Dolmans ‘Deurne revisited. The construction and ‘reconstruction’ of a Late Roman cavalry helmet’ 227–46

ICONOGRAPHIC STUDIES

• L. Allason-Jones ‘Roman cavalry tombstones in Britain’ 249–56
• J. C. N. Coulston ‘The cavalry on Trajan’s Column: a study in composition, content and sculptural intent’ 257–92