Opaițele ștampilate din necropola romană de incinerație de la Tăul Cornei. Considerații preliminare

Bocan, Ionuț; Cociș, Sorin; Ursuțiu, Adrian

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“…The other objects associated in the inventory of the graves do not offer a more precise dating. No thorough analysis of the pottery from Alburnus Maior has been published yet, the knee brooch from grave M 293 at Tăul Corna has a chronology parallel to the general chronology of the site 32 , situation also valid for the Loeschcke X lamps 33 .…”

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Coarse ware jugs in funerary context: technical and functional observations on the pottery from the cemeteries at Alburnus Maior

Mustață¹

2023

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This study analyses a specific category of Roman ceramic vessels identified in the funerary inventories from Alburnus Maior: 26 coarse ware jugs present in the graves from the cemeteries at Tăul Corna, Tăul Găuri – Hop, Tăul Secuilor/Pârâul Porcului and in the area of the circular funerary monument. They all share specific morphological and technological characteristics, and at least a part of them are imitations in ceramic of bronze vessels. From a functional point of view they can be framed in the category of cooking ware and were produced from coarse fabrics. The vessels were produced locally, during the 4th – 6th/7th? decades of the 2nd century AD and all of them were used for boiling water. Their presence in the graves might be regarded as an identity marker of a group who used them in everyday life and, as part of the funerary ritual, could show a predilection for consuming hot drinks during the funerary banquet.

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Coarse ware jugs in funerary context: technical and functional observations on the pottery from the cemeteries at Alburnus Maior

Mustață¹

2023

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“…În provinciile dacice au fost repertoriate 14 exemplare ce purtau ştampila acestui producător. Acestea sunt reprezentante prin tipurile Loeschcke IX și X. Astfel de exemplare au fost descoperite în Dacia Superior, la Ampelum 140 , Alburnus Maior 141 , Apulum 142 , Tibiscum 143 , Ulpia Traina Sarmizegetusa 144 și în Dacia Porolissensis, la Porolissum 145 . De asemenea, este menționat un exemplar, având loc de proveniență incert 146 .…”

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“…310 , Apulum311 , Cristeşti312 , Micia 313 , Sebeş314 , Tibiscum 315 şi Ulpia Traiana Sarmizegetusa316 , în Dacia Inferior la Romula317 și Slăveni 318 şi în Dacia Porolissensis la Napoca 319 și Potaissa 320 . De asemenea, este menționat un exemplar al cărui loc de proveniență este necunoscut321 .În castrul de la Micia a fost descoperit un opaiț (nr.…”

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Opaițele romane din castrul de la Micia, păstrate în colecțiile Muzeului Național de Istorie a Româ

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2015

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This study focuses on the analyses of a specific type of archaeological material, namely the lamps, discovered in the Roman fort at Micia. These finds have a special place within the framework of archaeological discoveries due to the fact that the stamps or the other details offer the possibility to identify the workshop where the objects were manufactured, such element being relevant in establishing the relative chronology.The analysis was made on a set of 111 pieces that had been discovered during the archaeological campaigns carried out between 1976 and 1987 in the Roman camp at Micia. The objects are now part of National History Museum of Romania collections. There are 110 lamps and an upper valve of a mould.As regards the chronology of the lamps found in the fort at Micia, by considering the ones assigned by us as northern Italic imports, the manufacturers' workshops are functional during the 2 nd c. AD. For the provincial and local product one has to consider the 2 nd -3 rd c. AD, based on their archaeological contexts of provenance.

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Opaițele ștampilate din necropola romană de incinerație de la Tăul Cornei. Considerații preliminare

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Coarse ware jugs in funerary context: technical and functional observations on the pottery from the cemeteries at Alburnus Maior

Coarse ware jugs in funerary context: technical and functional observations on the pottery from the cemeteries at Alburnus Maior

Opaițele romane din castrul de la Micia, păstrate în colecțiile Muzeului Național de Istorie a Româ

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