
March Roundup: New Birka-type Crucifix Discovered, Dexippus Fragment Translation Published, Rare Belt Buckle Found, and Galloway Hoard Images
March has been pretty fruitful for news in ancient Germanic studies. From a new Birka-type Viking Age crucifix found on the Danish island of Funen, to a new translation of newly discovered fragment of an account of a Gothic invasion of Greece, to the implications of a curious belt buckle found in a Viking Age grave in Jutland, and finally to new images of a Viking Age hoard found in Scotland, there's plenty to talk about here.
Archaeologists Reveal Visigothic Site in Bulgaria
Colorful New Finds at Iron Age Site in Ørland, Norway
Julius Caesar's Massacre of the Usipetes and Tencteri and Recent Archaeological Developments
