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Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry, 2020
The samples originate from the funerary cache of a cremation burial mound dating from the Late Br... more The samples originate from the funerary cache of a cremation burial mound dating from the Late Bronze Age (according to the Reinecke chronological system, Bronze D-Hallstatt A, according to absolute chronology ca. 1200 cal BC), discovered within the Susani-Grămurada de la Jupani mound (Timiș County, Romania). The pieces are sphere-shaped; however, many show signs of fire from the cremation of the buried person/persons. Together with bronze and gold pieces, they were part of composite necklaces and/or bracelets. Complementary techniques were used in the analysis: TG/DTA, FTIR, XRD, SEM and EDX to determine composition. All the techniques used in the present paper argued that the jewelry analyzed underwent a second burn at temperatures between 500 and 800 °C.
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Studia Antiqua et Archaeologica 23/1 (July 2017)
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CUPRINS – C... more Studia Antiqua et Archaeologica 23/1 (July 2017)
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CUPRINS – CONTENTS – SOMMAIRE
— Rada VARGA
Foreword
— Noemí MONCUNILL MARTÍ
Indigenous naming practices in the Western Mediterranean: the case of Iberian
— M. Cristina DE LA ESCOSURA BALBAS
People of Carthago Noua (Hispania Citerior). Juridical status and onomastics
Jordi PEREZ GONZÁLEZ
Aurifices en la Roma Julio Claudia. La fiebre del oro romana
— Milica TAPAVIČKI-ILIĆ, Jelena ANĐELKOVIĆ GRAŠAR
Finds in the Late Iron Age tradition from the Roman graves of Viminacium
— Branka MIGOTTI
The population of Aquae Balissae (Pannonia Superior)
Ivo TOPALILOV
A note on the nomenclature of the Thracian veterans
— Dan DANA, Radu ZAGREANU
Equites singulares Augusti originaires de la province de Dacie: épigraphie, onomastique, iconographie
— Imola BODA, Călin TIMOC, Victor BUNOIU
Population dynamics at the spas of Roman Dacia. Case study: the population of Băile Herculane
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Volumul adună lucrările Simpozionului Național „Patrimoniul cultural al județului Iași: evidență,... more Volumul adună lucrările Simpozionului Național „Patrimoniul cultural al județului Iași: evidență, protejare și valorificare”, organizat în cadrul proiectului Archaeoheritage la Iași în perioada 20-21 mai 2016.
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Cercetări Arheologice, 2023
Construirea Podului lui Traian de la Drobeta s-a petrecut, după Cassius Dio (LXVIII 13, 1-6), înd... more Construirea Podului lui Traian de la Drobeta s-a petrecut, după Cassius Dio (LXVIII 13, 1-6), îndată după încheierea păcii din 102 p. Chr. La construirea podului, au luat parte detaşamente din legiunile V Macedonica, VII Claudia, XIII Gemina, precum şi din cohortele I Cretum, II Hispanorum (scutata Cyrenaica) şi III Brittonum veterana, conform descoperirilor de ştampile tegulare (IDR II 99-105). În colecția de Arheologie a Muzeului Regiunii Porților de Fier se găsesc o serie de cărămizi ștampilate identificate în cursul cercetărilor arheologice efectuate la pilele Podului lui Traian de la Drobeta. Totodată, lucrările de restaurare desfășurate la Podul lui Traian în perioada 2020-2021 au scos la iveală informații noi privind unitățile militare care au contribuit la construirea podului.
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A new Mithraic inscription was reported in March 2015 to have
been seized by the police at Timişo... more A new Mithraic inscription was reported in March 2015 to have
been seized by the police at Timişoara in Romania. We propose here to
describe briefly the discovery and the main features of the monument before
turning to the text of the dedication and concluding with a brief discussion
of its place in the religious life of the province. The inscription is the second
known dedication of Dioscorus, recorded already on a remarkable monument
discovered in the 19th century in Apulum (Alba Iulia) in a mithraeum.
The recently found monument will open new horizons in the interpretation
of the role of religious individuation in the mysteries of Mithras.
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Cercetări Arheologice
Construirea Podului lui Traian de la Drobeta s-a petrecut, după Cassius Dio (LXVIII 13, 1-6), înd... more Construirea Podului lui Traian de la Drobeta s-a petrecut, după Cassius Dio (LXVIII 13, 1-6), îndată după încheierea păcii din 102 p. Chr. La construirea podului, au luat parte detaşamente din legiunile V Macedonica, VII Claudia, XIII Gemina, precum şi din cohortele I Cretum, II Hispanorum (scutata Cyrenaica) şi III Brittonum veterana, conform descoperirilor de ştampile tegulare (IDR II 99-105). În colecția de Arheologie a Muzeului Regiunii Porților de Fier se găsesc o serie de cărămizi ștampilate identificate în cursul cercetărilor arheologice efectuate la pilele Podului lui Traian de la Drobeta. Totodată, lucrările de restaurare desfășurate la Podul lui Traian în perioada 2020-2021 au scos la iveală informații noi privind unitățile militare care au contribuit la construirea podului.
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Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry, 2020
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Ephemeris Napocensis, Feb 10, 2022
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In 2009, at the North gate of Mehadia camp, bronze fibulas showed up almost intactly. The piece, ... more In 2009, at the North gate of Mehadia camp, bronze fibulas showed up almost intactly. The piece, made of bronze casting was massive, with mounting rod made of iron head, hidden by a bronze tube, the needle being broken. Here, there is a repair made with a iron needle that keeps just the rolling ring. Fibulas is in the category of pieces equipped with hinged parts. Fibulas has a long curved arc finished with a trapezoidal plate attached to the outer edge of the tubing where it was inserted iron rod for fixing the needle fibulas. In section, the spring has a rectangular profile. At each end a button is fixed. Port pin is wide, finished with a faceted polyhedral button, but now worn out. The decoration is made of incised geometric motifs. The piece belongs to a particular type of fibulas called Hrušica, found mainly in northern Italy, southern Austria and Slovenia today. Findings are known both in camps and in the inventory of some tombs. Dating this category of fibula is attributed to...
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Patrimonium Banaticum , 2018
The 2018 research campaign from Susani-Grămurada de la Jupani has targeted the western sector of
... more The 2018 research campaign from Susani-Grămurada de la Jupani has targeted the western sector of
trench S1/2017–2018. Thus, this research unit was finalized. Seven unauthorized excavations were noticed in
the central area of the mound. The most important feature from this research stage is labeled as C.11 and it is
a cremation deposition containing charcoal and cremated bones combined with several artifacts such as: small
metal items and parure objects (bronze and gold), faience beads and pottery. The pottery display all the characteristics
of the Susani cultural group as it was defined based on the results from Susani-Grămurada lui Ticu. Above
all these items were deposited (buried) bones belonging to a large herbivore mammal. The feature C.11 is, from
stratigraphical point of view, later than the edification of the mound, its upper part being completely disturbed
by a bio-perturbation and by two of the unauthorized excavations.
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The presence of the earthen mounds in the Banat Plain is a fact underlined since the 18th century... more The presence of the earthen mounds in the Banat Plain is a fact underlined since the 18th century, an aspect also
illustrated on the Austrian maps. Unfortunately no precise position for this type of archaeological and/or landscape monuments
was indicated. This study introduces a case study of the mapping of the Sânpetru Mare village earthen mounds,
where 23 of them were charted. It also presents the methodology developed in this endeavour, with an individual sheet
filled for every mound identified in the field. This step is very important for the preservation of the Banat Plain earthen
mounds, as these monuments are being threatened by destruction, due to intensive modern agricultural works.
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http://saa.uaic.ro/issues/xxiii-1/
CUPRINS – CONTENTS – SOMMAIRE
— Rada VARGA
Foreword
— Noemí MONCUNILL MARTÍ
Indigenous naming practices in the Western Mediterranean: the case of Iberian
— M. Cristina DE LA ESCOSURA BALBAS
People of Carthago Noua (Hispania Citerior). Juridical status and onomastics
Jordi PEREZ GONZÁLEZ
Aurifices en la Roma Julio Claudia. La fiebre del oro romana
— Milica TAPAVIČKI-ILIĆ, Jelena ANĐELKOVIĆ GRAŠAR
Finds in the Late Iron Age tradition from the Roman graves of Viminacium
— Branka MIGOTTI
The population of Aquae Balissae (Pannonia Superior)
Ivo TOPALILOV
A note on the nomenclature of the Thracian veterans
— Dan DANA, Radu ZAGREANU
Equites singulares Augusti originaires de la province de Dacie: épigraphie, onomastique, iconographie
— Imola BODA, Călin TIMOC, Victor BUNOIU
Population dynamics at the spas of Roman Dacia. Case study: the population of Băile Herculane
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been seized by the police at Timişoara in Romania. We propose here to
describe briefly the discovery and the main features of the monument before
turning to the text of the dedication and concluding with a brief discussion
of its place in the religious life of the province. The inscription is the second
known dedication of Dioscorus, recorded already on a remarkable monument
discovered in the 19th century in Apulum (Alba Iulia) in a mithraeum.
The recently found monument will open new horizons in the interpretation
of the role of religious individuation in the mysteries of Mithras.
Papers by Bunoiu Victor
trench S1/2017–2018. Thus, this research unit was finalized. Seven unauthorized excavations were noticed in
the central area of the mound. The most important feature from this research stage is labeled as C.11 and it is
a cremation deposition containing charcoal and cremated bones combined with several artifacts such as: small
metal items and parure objects (bronze and gold), faience beads and pottery. The pottery display all the characteristics
of the Susani cultural group as it was defined based on the results from Susani-Grămurada lui Ticu. Above
all these items were deposited (buried) bones belonging to a large herbivore mammal. The feature C.11 is, from
stratigraphical point of view, later than the edification of the mound, its upper part being completely disturbed
by a bio-perturbation and by two of the unauthorized excavations.
illustrated on the Austrian maps. Unfortunately no precise position for this type of archaeological and/or landscape monuments
was indicated. This study introduces a case study of the mapping of the Sânpetru Mare village earthen mounds,
where 23 of them were charted. It also presents the methodology developed in this endeavour, with an individual sheet
filled for every mound identified in the field. This step is very important for the preservation of the Banat Plain earthen
mounds, as these monuments are being threatened by destruction, due to intensive modern agricultural works.
http://saa.uaic.ro/issues/xxiii-1/
CUPRINS – CONTENTS – SOMMAIRE
— Rada VARGA
Foreword
— Noemí MONCUNILL MARTÍ
Indigenous naming practices in the Western Mediterranean: the case of Iberian
— M. Cristina DE LA ESCOSURA BALBAS
People of Carthago Noua (Hispania Citerior). Juridical status and onomastics
Jordi PEREZ GONZÁLEZ
Aurifices en la Roma Julio Claudia. La fiebre del oro romana
— Milica TAPAVIČKI-ILIĆ, Jelena ANĐELKOVIĆ GRAŠAR
Finds in the Late Iron Age tradition from the Roman graves of Viminacium
— Branka MIGOTTI
The population of Aquae Balissae (Pannonia Superior)
Ivo TOPALILOV
A note on the nomenclature of the Thracian veterans
— Dan DANA, Radu ZAGREANU
Equites singulares Augusti originaires de la province de Dacie: épigraphie, onomastique, iconographie
— Imola BODA, Călin TIMOC, Victor BUNOIU
Population dynamics at the spas of Roman Dacia. Case study: the population of Băile Herculane
been seized by the police at Timişoara in Romania. We propose here to
describe briefly the discovery and the main features of the monument before
turning to the text of the dedication and concluding with a brief discussion
of its place in the religious life of the province. The inscription is the second
known dedication of Dioscorus, recorded already on a remarkable monument
discovered in the 19th century in Apulum (Alba Iulia) in a mithraeum.
The recently found monument will open new horizons in the interpretation
of the role of religious individuation in the mysteries of Mithras.
trench S1/2017–2018. Thus, this research unit was finalized. Seven unauthorized excavations were noticed in
the central area of the mound. The most important feature from this research stage is labeled as C.11 and it is
a cremation deposition containing charcoal and cremated bones combined with several artifacts such as: small
metal items and parure objects (bronze and gold), faience beads and pottery. The pottery display all the characteristics
of the Susani cultural group as it was defined based on the results from Susani-Grămurada lui Ticu. Above
all these items were deposited (buried) bones belonging to a large herbivore mammal. The feature C.11 is, from
stratigraphical point of view, later than the edification of the mound, its upper part being completely disturbed
by a bio-perturbation and by two of the unauthorized excavations.
illustrated on the Austrian maps. Unfortunately no precise position for this type of archaeological and/or landscape monuments
was indicated. This study introduces a case study of the mapping of the Sânpetru Mare village earthen mounds,
where 23 of them were charted. It also presents the methodology developed in this endeavour, with an individual sheet
filled for every mound identified in the field. This step is very important for the preservation of the Banat Plain earthen
mounds, as these monuments are being threatened by destruction, due to intensive modern agricultural works.