Vitalie Bârcă, Notes on the metal pyxides recently discovered in the Sarmatian environment south the Lower Mureș River

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ID13093182
AuthorsVitalie Brc (corresponding author), S Baraki, L Grumeza, D Batisti-Popadi, J-C Bal, M Feugre, E Bespalyj, M Br, K Bozsik, V Budinsk-Krika, M Lamiov-Schmiedlov, S Coci, M ordevi, L Fodor (0000-0002-0606-4414), E Istvnovits, V Kulcsr, M Khegyi, N Marenko, Ju Ju, Limberis Limberis, A Melyukova, P L U R A L River, M Prducz, J Sndor, A Simonenko, I Marenko, N Sokol'skii, M Trejster, Yu Yu (0000-0002-8421-6794), A Vaday, B Szke, T Vida, G Vrs, M Vyaz'mitina
Year2017
Volume5
Issue2
Pages101-123
Publication date2017-12-30
Peer ReviewedYes
Open AccessYes
TypeARTICLE
VenuePLURAL History Culture Society (JOURNAL)
Journal identifiersISSN: 2345-1262 • E-ISSN: 2345-184X
PublisherEditura ARC (PUBLISHER • MD)
DOI10.37710/plural.v5i2_4
OpenAlexW4252818466
LanguageEN
Citations received2

This study, although not exhaustive, attempts to analyse pieces of the type discovered in the Sarmatian environment of the Great Hungarian Plain starting from the bronze and iron pyxides discovered in 2010 during the rescue archaeological excavations prior the construction of the Arad-Timişoara Motorway, namely, sector Arad-Seceani, in graves 3 and 7 from the cemetery investigated at Hunedoara Timişană, Şagu commune, Arad county. The author discusses the pieces from Hunedoara Timişană, together with pieces recovered from other funerary complexes of the Great Hungarian Plain, in a broader context and concludes that the graves where they were identified are women and children graves

Ancient history · Archaeology · Bronze · Context (archaeology · Geography · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History · Historical and Archaeological Studies · History

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