Considerations on bracelets with “globular” and “pineal-shaped” endings from the Sarmatian period Crimea

Polit, Beata

doi:10.15584/misroa.2018.39.4

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“…Jewellery is found in the graves from the discussed territory often enough to make us suspect that there was a great disparity between the Crimea and the other settlement zones of the above-mentioned societies (Polit 2022, 175). Owing to project 2014/13/N/HS3/04575, financed by the National Science Centre, it was possible to collect earrings, bracelets, finger rings and band rings and subsequently analyse their typologies and chronologies (Polit 2022). This collection of adornments includes an interesting but small group of artefacts with traces of repair and later modifications.…”

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Second life of damaged things: repairing and modifying jewellery from the Crimea in the Sarmatian period

Polit

2023

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Crimean jewellery from the Sarmatian period (2nd century BC – 4th century AD) includes a small but interesting group of adornments with traces of damage and repair. These artefacts were elements of grave inventories of the people of the Late Scythian and Sarmatian cultures – deposited exclusively in female and child graves. Most of the repaired personal ornaments are earrings and bracelets. Their quality is usually very low. The existence of repairs made jewellery look less attractive and they were limited to modifications allowing their owners to use such adornments again. The general quality of the repairs seems to indicate that they were performed by peoplelacking expert knowledge of jewellery making.

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Second life of damaged things: repairing and modifying jewellery from the Crimea in the Sarmatian period

Polit

2023

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Considerations on bracelets with “globular” and “pineal-shaped” endings from the Sarmatian period Crimea

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Second life of damaged things: repairing and modifying jewellery from the Crimea in the Sarmatian period

Second life of damaged things: repairing and modifying jewellery from the Crimea in the Sarmatian period

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