2014
DOI: 10.3406/mcarh.2014.982
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Bone Artefacts from Histria

Abstract: Lucrarea prezintă rezultatele analizei datelor recente privind o categorie specială reprezentată de 19 piese, recuperate în campaniile arheologice 2010 şi 2012 de la Histria, sectorul Basilica extra muros. Piesele reprezintă materie primă neprelucrată (patru metapodii şi un radius de vită), piese finite şi utilizate (suporturi pentru dinţarea secerilor de fier – 9, ace de păr – 4 şi un tub de os). Artefactele sunt datate în secolul al II-lea e. n. În ultimii 60 de ani suporturile pentru dinţarea secerilor de f… Show more

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“…The bone anvil (MTF05-319-161) only retains a fragment of ~7.5 cm in length and was made on a cattle ( Bos taurus ) metapodial (Figure 2). This is in line with the archaeological record as most bone anvils correspond to fragments of diaphysis, proximal or distal halves of long bones of cattle, although other species and skeletal elements have also been observed (Rodet-Belarbi et al 2002; Moreno-García et al 2007; Beldiman et al 2011). The small preserved section of the artifact limits our ability to identify in more detail the skeletal element or anatomical side.…”
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“…The bone anvil (MTF05-319-161) only retains a fragment of ~7.5 cm in length and was made on a cattle ( Bos taurus ) metapodial (Figure 2). This is in line with the archaeological record as most bone anvils correspond to fragments of diaphysis, proximal or distal halves of long bones of cattle, although other species and skeletal elements have also been observed (Rodet-Belarbi et al 2002; Moreno-García et al 2007; Beldiman et al 2011). The small preserved section of the artifact limits our ability to identify in more detail the skeletal element or anatomical side.…”
Section: Methodssupporting
confidence: 80%
“…Traditionally, it has been pointed out that the earliest bone anvils come from Olbia in south-central Ukraine and are dated to the Hellenistic period (Moreno-García et al 2007; Beldiman et al 2011). Similar finds have been reported from the contemporaneous sites of Phanagoreia and Neapolis, also on the Black Sea coast (Semenov 1964).…”
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