Mircea Negru
Biographic Data
| ID | 458110 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mircea Negru |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mircea |
| FAMILY NAME | Negru |
| SIGNATURE | NEGRU M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Spiru Haret University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6855-450X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Contributions to the knowledge of Militari-Chilia culture. Recent archaeological research at Bucharest-Militari Boja Field
The purpose of this article is to bring new information on the Militari-Chilia culture, attributed to the Getae of Wallachia in the 2nd-4th centuries AD. The study refers to the preventive archaeological research that took place in 2016, in sector D, in the western part of the archaeological site. During the archaeological excavations, within the Militari-Chilia type settlement, several dwellings and pits were discovered and researched, respectiv…
Pottery Kiln Discovered in the Roman Period Site From Reşca-Romula
"The archaeological site from Reșca-Romula is located on the high terrace of the Lower Olt River (Fig. 1: 1), on the territory of the villages of Reşca (Dobrosloveni Commune, Olt County), respectively Hotărani (Fărcașele commune, Olt County). The resources of plastic clay for ceramic materials, the presence of springs from the terrace of the Teslui brook, of the gravel from the geological layer and, probably, of the forests, favoured the position…
Two Roman Glass Furnaces Discovered at Reşca-Romula (Romania)
Romula (today Reşca, Dobrosloveni Village, Romania) was the largest urban and economic center of Dacia Inferior (Malvensis), a Roman province located in the north of the Lower Danube region. In this context, the city market included workshops for the production of ceramic, metal, stone, bone, and glass objects. In 2013, 2015, and 2018, during excavations of the former Roman city, two rectangular glass furnaces were discovered. One has only one ch…
Kaolin clay pottery discovered in the Roman city of Romula (Olt County, Romania)
Ceramică de tip terra sigillata descoperită în fortificații romane din Dacia (Inferior) Malvensis
In the archaeological research that carried out in the last decades inside the Roman forts of Dacia (Inferior) Malvensis there were discovered some fragments of terra sigillata vessels. In this article, we present a small group of this kind of pottery found in the Central Fort of Romula and the castrum from Castra Traiana. The archaeological excavations belong to Cristian Vlădescu, Romeo Avram and Lucian Amon. Types of vessels The present terra s…
Amfore de tip Käpitan II în Dacia romană
Introduction The study of amphorae in Roman Dacia is still at beginning. In last decades were published some articles and studies, but most part of these are still unpublished. In this article we present only the Kapitän. II type amphorae. Typology Type A.1. Popilian IV (1) The body is shorter and more curved than usually. The rim is vertical and has a cant inside. The neck is shorter than usually. It has ears under therim level at Răcari (8), Di…
The Native Pottery of Roman Dacia
This book analyses the 'local pottery' tradition of Roman Dacia. (In the summer of 106 AD a part of Dacia – today Romania - became a Roman province.) Taking wheel- and hand-made products, the author investigates only that pottery which clearly derives from the classic Dacian Late Iron Age, and under 'local pottery' includes the terms 'local tradition', 'native', and 'indigenous pottery'. The work contains a repertory of wholly native pottery foun…
Amfore de tip Käpitan II în Dacia romană
Introduction The study of amphorae in Roman Dacia is still at beginning. In last decades were published some articles and studies, but most part of these are still unpublished. In this article we present only the Kapitän. II type amphorae. Typology Type A.1. Popilian IV (1) The body is shorter and more curved than usually. The rim is vertical and has a cant inside. The neck is shorter than usually. It has ears under therim level at Răcari (8), Di…
The Native Pottery of Roman Dacia
This book analyses the 'local pottery' tradition of Roman Dacia. (In the summer of 106 AD a part of Dacia – today Romania - became a Roman province.) Taking wheel- and hand-made products, the author investigates only that pottery which clearly derives from the classic Dacian Late Iron Age, and under 'local pottery' includes the terms 'local tradition', 'native', and 'indigenous pottery'. The work contains a repertory of wholly native pottery foun…
Ceramică de tip terra sigillata descoperită în fortificații romane din Dacia (Inferior) Malvensis
In the archaeological research that carried out in the last decades inside the Roman forts of Dacia (Inferior) Malvensis there were discovered some fragments of terra sigillata vessels. In this article, we present a small group of this kind of pottery found in the Central Fort of Romula and the castrum from Castra Traiana. The archaeological excavations belong to Cristian Vlădescu, Romeo Avram and Lucian Amon. Types of vessels The present terra s…
Kaolin clay pottery discovered in the Roman city of Romula (Olt County, Romania)
Contributions to the knowledge of Militari-Chilia culture. Recent archaeological research at Bucharest-Militari Boja Field
The purpose of this article is to bring new information on the Militari-Chilia culture, attributed to the Getae of Wallachia in the 2nd-4th centuries AD. The study refers to the preventive archaeological research that took place in 2016, in sector D, in the western part of the archaeological site. During the archaeological excavations, within the Militari-Chilia type settlement, several dwellings and pits were discovered and researched, respectiv…
Pottery Kiln Discovered in the Roman Period Site From Reşca-Romula
"The archaeological site from Reșca-Romula is located on the high terrace of the Lower Olt River (Fig. 1: 1), on the territory of the villages of Reşca (Dobrosloveni Commune, Olt County), respectively Hotărani (Fărcașele commune, Olt County). The resources of plastic clay for ceramic materials, the presence of springs from the terrace of the Teslui brook, of the gravel from the geological layer and, probably, of the forests, favoured the position…
Two Roman Glass Furnaces Discovered at Reşca-Romula (Romania)
Romula (today Reşca, Dobrosloveni Village, Romania) was the largest urban and economic center of Dacia Inferior (Malvensis), a Roman province located in the north of the Lower Danube region. In this context, the city market included workshops for the production of ceramic, metal, stone, bone, and glass objects. In 2013, 2015, and 2018, during excavations of the former Roman city, two rectangular glass furnaces were discovered. One has only one ch…
Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (6 works) · Archaeology (6 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (5 works) · History (5 works) · Ancient history (4 works) · Art (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Geology (3 works) · Pottery (3 works) · Archaeological and Historical Studies (2 works)