Mesterségek és műhelyek a középkori és kora újkori Magyarországon. Tanulmányok Holl Imre emlékére / Crafts and workshops in Hungary during the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period. Studies in Memory of Imre Holl. Eds.: Benkő, E., Kovács, Gy., Orosz, K., 2017
The early modern age ceramic tableware from Székesfehérvár well reflects changes that took place ... more The early modern age ceramic tableware from Székesfehérvár well reflects changes that took place during this period as old wares disappeared or began to disappear with the retreat of the Ottoman Empire and new ones emerged in the form of new-type vessels for the town aristocracy. At the same time, they accord with a general European process traceable from the turn of the 18th century (and in part from the 17th century) when, along with eating habits and foods, tableware and other foodware were renewed or underwent changes.
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challenging. The study, with a focus on the Balkan features, summarises previous archaeological research into some elements of the Ottoman urban and military architecture as well as material culture, highlighting the main characteristics. It addresses problems concerning various terms and
the challenges of associating artefacts with ethnicities. In contrast with the fortifications of the castles and towns, various edifices (mainly residential buildings), the interiors of houses, streets, market squares, shops, workshops, as well as the objects related to daily life, customs, and various activities reflect the Balkan traditions.
of the seventeenth century. Lying some 25 km from Székesfehérvár, the lords of the fortress with extensive estates in the fourteenth–sixteenth centuries included prominent aristocratic families such as the Rozgonyis, the Kanizsais, Nádasdys and the Bakicses as well as the sovereign in some periods. The castle came under Ottoman control in 1543–1544, which remained continuous until 1687, except for a few years during the Fifteen Years’ War (1593–1606). Major archaeological investigations and renovations were undertaken in the castle between 1996 and 2017. After 2014, when the castle was included in the National Castle Project, archaeological work accelerated. The last excavation
season was completed in 2017. The study describes and discusses the investigations conducted in the lower castle between 2014 and 2017.
different crafts, the workshops in which these crafts were practised, and the artefacts that were produced in them.
challenging. The study, with a focus on the Balkan features, summarises previous archaeological research into some elements of the Ottoman urban and military architecture as well as material culture, highlighting the main characteristics. It addresses problems concerning various terms and
the challenges of associating artefacts with ethnicities. In contrast with the fortifications of the castles and towns, various edifices (mainly residential buildings), the interiors of houses, streets, market squares, shops, workshops, as well as the objects related to daily life, customs, and various activities reflect the Balkan traditions.
of the seventeenth century. Lying some 25 km from Székesfehérvár, the lords of the fortress with extensive estates in the fourteenth–sixteenth centuries included prominent aristocratic families such as the Rozgonyis, the Kanizsais, Nádasdys and the Bakicses as well as the sovereign in some periods. The castle came under Ottoman control in 1543–1544, which remained continuous until 1687, except for a few years during the Fifteen Years’ War (1593–1606). Major archaeological investigations and renovations were undertaken in the castle between 1996 and 2017. After 2014, when the castle was included in the National Castle Project, archaeological work accelerated. The last excavation
season was completed in 2017. The study describes and discusses the investigations conducted in the lower castle between 2014 and 2017.
different crafts, the workshops in which these crafts were practised, and the artefacts that were produced in them.
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