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Viorica Rusu-Bolindet

Muzeul National de Istorie a Transilvaniei Cluj Napoca

Institute of Archaeology "Vasile Parvan" Bucarest, Romania

Romanian National History Museum

Romanian Academy. Institute of Archaeology and History of Art of Cluj-Napoca

Baumann Victor-Henrich

Victor Henrich Baumann

ICEM

West University of Timisoara

Bounegru George Valentin

Muzeul National al Unirii Alba Iulia

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Terra Sigillata de la Feldioara

by Ionut Bocan and C. Neagu

Cercetări arheologice, Dec 1, 2022

Acest studiu este dedicat unei categorii speciale de material arheologic, păstrate în colecțiile ... more Acest studiu este dedicat unei categorii speciale de material arheologic, păstrate în colecțiile Muzeului Național de Istorie, terra sigillata de la Feldioara. Analiza a fost realizată pe un lot de 44 de piese ce au fost descoperite în cadrul campaniilor arheologice întreprinse între anii 1987-1990. În urma analizei stilistice (în cazul pieselor cu decor), coroborată cu analiza tipologică și cea a pastelor din care sunt confecționate obiectele am constatat faptul că importurile provin din două mari centre producătoare de terra sigillata: Lezoux și Rheinzabern. Astfel, centrul de la Lezoux reprezintă locul de proveniență a celei mai mari părți din sigilatele descoperite la Feldioara. Atelierele de la Rheinzabern constituie, de asemenea, una dintre sursele principale de terra sigillata de la Feldioara.

Opaițele romane de la Micia (I)

Cercetări Arheologice, 2017

OPAIȚELE ROMANE DE LA MICIA (I) CĂTĂLINA-MIHAELA NEAGU, IONUȚ BOCAN THE ROMAN LAMPS FROM MICIA (I... more OPAIȚELE ROMANE DE LA MICIA (I) CĂTĂLINA-MIHAELA NEAGU, IONUȚ BOCAN THE ROMAN LAMPS FROM MICIA (I) The artefacts uncovered in the Roman settlement at Micia, numerous and well assorted, consist in pottery, metal artefacts, stone and glass artefacts. Among pottery finds, the lamps are of a particular interest from the artistic as well as from the quantitative points of view. Thus, in the collections of the National History Museum of Romania there are 41 lightning devices coming from the Roman baths at Micia: 40 lamps and one candlestick. In addition, it should be mentioned the fact that between those 41 analyzed pieces, only 24 are unpublished, the rest from17 being analyzed by Marieta Gheorghiță, in one study in 1975, in periodical Sargetia 1 .

Considerații preliminare asupra unei incinte funerare din necropola romană de incinetație de la Tăul Secuilor-Pârâul Porcului, Alburnus Maior

Cercetări Arheologice, 2008

Between 2005-2006 was investigated, in the framework of the "Alburnus Maior National Research Pro... more Between 2005-2006 was investigated, in the framework of the "Alburnus Maior National Research Program", a rectangular funerary precinct with two functioning phases; its dimensions are 4.50 × 3.90 m (the first phase) and 6.00 × 4.50 m (the second phase). The funerary precinct is part of the Roman cremation necropolis from Tăul Secuilor-Pârâul Porcului site. Inside the funerary structure three cremation graves were identified and researched, all of them belonging to the general type of graves in this necropolis. Also have been identified four pits which indicate human interventions on the three graves inside the precinct. The funerary inventory is characteristic for the necropolises at Aburnus Maior: pottery, as well as glass and metal objects. The entire complex was dated to the 2 nd century A.D. Cuvinte cheie: incintă funerară, morminte de incineraţie, necropolă, inventar funerar, gropi de intervenţie

Lamps discovered in Roman Baths at Micia

by Ionut Bocan and C. Neagu

Greek , roman and byzantine lamps from the Mediterranean to the Black Sea. Acts of the 5th International Lychnological Congress («LVMEN!», Sibiu, 15th-19th of September, 2015) In memory of Dorin Alicu, 2019

The artefacts uncovered in the roman baths at Micia, numerous and well assorted, consist in potte... more The artefacts uncovered in the roman baths at Micia, numerous and well assorted, consist in pottery, metal artefacts, stone and glass artefacts. Among pottery finds, the lamps are of a particular interest from the artistic as well as from the quantitative points of view. Thus, in the collections of the National History Museum of Romania there are 35 lightning devices coming from the roman baths at Micia: 34 lamps and one candelstick. Also, it should be mentioned the fact that between those 35 analyzed pieces, only 18 are unpublished, the rest from17 being analyzed by Marieta Gheorghiță, in one study in 1975, in periodical Sargetia.

Terra sigillata discovered in the Roman fort at Micia (Vețel, Hunedoara county) from the National History Museum of Romania collections: between local production and imports

by Ionut Bocan and C. Neagu

Rei Cretariae Romanae Fautorum Acta, 2018

This study focuses on the analyses of a specific type of archaeological material, terra sigillata... more This study focuses on the analyses of a specific type of archaeological material, terra sigillata found in the Roman fort at Micia. After the Roman conquest of Dacia, most of the products available at that time were imported into the newly established province. This is clearly the case with terra sigillatta, among which the most notable are the imports from Lezoux, Rheinzabern and Westerndorf. In a second phase, along with the population’s growth, and therefore the increase in demand, the local officinae began to produce terra sigillata.

Opaițele romane din castrul de la Micia, păstrate în colecțiile Muzeului Național de Istorie a României / Roman Lamps discovered in the fort at Micia, preserved in the collection of the National History Museum of Romania

by Ionut Bocan and C. Neagu

Cercetări Arheologice, 2015

This study focuses on the analyses of a specific type of archaeological material, namely the lamp... more This study focuses on the analyses of a specific type of archaeological material, namely the lamps, discovered in the Roman fort at Micia. 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.

Roman Lamps discovered in the fort at Micia (Vețel, Hunedoara county) from the National History Museum of Romania Collections. Considerations concerning the stamped lamps

by Ionut Bocan and C. Neagu

RCRF Acta, 2016

This study focuses on the preliminary analyses of a specific type of archaeological material, nam... more This study focuses on the preliminary analyses of a specific
type of archaeological material, namely the stamped 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 offer the possibility to identify
the workshop in which the object was manufactured, such element
being significant in establishing the relative chronology.

Considerații preliminare asupra unei incinte funerare din necropola romană de incinerație din punctul Tăul Hop-Găuri (Roșia Montană, jud. Alba) [Preliminary considerations about one funerary precinct from a cremation roman necropolis from the site Tăul Hop-Găuri (Roșia Montană, Alba county)]

by Ionut Bocan and C. Neagu

Cercetări Arheologice XVII, 2010

In 2002 was investigated, in the framework of the “Alburnus Maior National Research Program”, a r... more In 2002 was investigated, in the framework of the “Alburnus Maior National Research Program”, a rectangular funerary precinct with two functioning phases; its dimensions are 5.40 × 5.00 × 4.80 × 4.64 m. (the first phase), and 8.16 × 7.92 × 7.20 × 6.40 m. (the second phase). The funerary precinct is part of the Roman cremation necropolis from Tăul Găuri-Hop site. Inside the funerary structure four cremation graves were identified and researched, all of them belonging to the general type of graves in this necropolis. Also have been identified four pits which indicate human interventions on the four graves inside the precinct. The funerary inventory is characteristic for the necropolises at Aburnus Maior: pottery and metal objects. The entire complex was dated to the 2nd century A.D.

Considerații preliminare asupra unei incinte funerare din necropola romană de incinerație de la Tăul Secuilor-Pârâul Porcului, Alburnus Maior [Preliminary considerations about one funerary precinct from a cremation roman necropolis at Tăul Secuilor-Pârâul Porcului, Alburnus Maior]

by Ionut Bocan and C. Neagu

Cercetări Arheologice XIV-XXV 2007-2008

Between 2005–2006 was investigated, in the framework of the “Alburnus Maior National Research Pro... more Between 2005–2006 was investigated, in the framework of the “Alburnus Maior National Research Program”, a rectangular funerary precinct with two functioning phases; its dimensions are 4.50 × 3.90 m (the first phase) and 6.00 × 4.50 m (the second phase). The funerary precinct is part of the Roman cremation necropolis from Tăul Secuilor-Pârâul Porcului site. Inside the funerary structure three cremation graves were identified and researched, all of them belonging to the general type of graves in this necropolis. Also have been identified four pits which indicate human interventions on the three graves inside the precinct. The funerary inventory is characteristic for the necropolises at Aburnus Maior: pottery, as well as glass and metal objects. The entire complex was dated to the 2nd century A.D.

Conferences by C. Neagu

HFA 5 - Programme and abstracts

by Alexandra Anders, Raluca Kogalniceanu, Michael Vickers, Gábor Kalla, Corina Ioana Bors, C. Neagu, Andrzej Pelisiak, Balint (Prociuc) Mariana, Stanislav Zadnikov, and Monica Margarit

11.30 -13.35 6. Luminiţa BEJENARU, Angela SIMALCSIK, Ion TENTIUC, Valeriu BUBULICI Remains of bea... more 11.30 -13.35 6. Luminiţa BEJENARU, Angela SIMALCSIK, Ion TENTIUC, Valeriu BUBULICI Remains of bear-skin in a cremation burial of late Iron Age, discovered in Mana-Orhei (Republic of Moldova) 7. Andrei SOFICARU, Claudia RADU, Mariana PROCIUC, Ştefan HONCU Humans and animals in the same pit. Preliminary results regarding the burial M 141 from Slava Rusă 8. Charilaos Ev. GOUIDIS, Eirini K. TEKIDOU

Terra Sigillata de la Feldioara

by Ionut Bocan and C. Neagu

Cercetări arheologice, Dec 1, 2022

Acest studiu este dedicat unei categorii speciale de material arheologic, păstrate în colecțiile ... more Acest studiu este dedicat unei categorii speciale de material arheologic, păstrate în colecțiile Muzeului Național de Istorie, terra sigillata de la Feldioara. Analiza a fost realizată pe un lot de 44 de piese ce au fost descoperite în cadrul campaniilor arheologice întreprinse între anii 1987-1990. În urma analizei stilistice (în cazul pieselor cu decor), coroborată cu analiza tipologică și cea a pastelor din care sunt confecționate obiectele am constatat faptul că importurile provin din două mari centre producătoare de terra sigillata: Lezoux și Rheinzabern. Astfel, centrul de la Lezoux reprezintă locul de proveniență a celei mai mari părți din sigilatele descoperite la Feldioara. Atelierele de la Rheinzabern constituie, de asemenea, una dintre sursele principale de terra sigillata de la Feldioara.

Opaițele romane de la Micia (I)

Cercetări Arheologice, 2017

OPAIȚELE ROMANE DE LA MICIA (I) CĂTĂLINA-MIHAELA NEAGU, IONUȚ BOCAN THE ROMAN LAMPS FROM MICIA (I... more OPAIȚELE ROMANE DE LA MICIA (I) CĂTĂLINA-MIHAELA NEAGU, IONUȚ BOCAN THE ROMAN LAMPS FROM MICIA (I) The artefacts uncovered in the Roman settlement at Micia, numerous and well assorted, consist in pottery, metal artefacts, stone and glass artefacts. Among pottery finds, the lamps are of a particular interest from the artistic as well as from the quantitative points of view. Thus, in the collections of the National History Museum of Romania there are 41 lightning devices coming from the Roman baths at Micia: 40 lamps and one candlestick. In addition, it should be mentioned the fact that between those 41 analyzed pieces, only 24 are unpublished, the rest from17 being analyzed by Marieta Gheorghiță, in one study in 1975, in periodical Sargetia 1 .

Considerații preliminare asupra unei incinte funerare din necropola romană de incinetație de la Tăul Secuilor-Pârâul Porcului, Alburnus Maior

Cercetări Arheologice, 2008

Between 2005-2006 was investigated, in the framework of the "Alburnus Maior National Research Pro... more Between 2005-2006 was investigated, in the framework of the "Alburnus Maior National Research Program", a rectangular funerary precinct with two functioning phases; its dimensions are 4.50 × 3.90 m (the first phase) and 6.00 × 4.50 m (the second phase). The funerary precinct is part of the Roman cremation necropolis from Tăul Secuilor-Pârâul Porcului site. Inside the funerary structure three cremation graves were identified and researched, all of them belonging to the general type of graves in this necropolis. Also have been identified four pits which indicate human interventions on the three graves inside the precinct. The funerary inventory is characteristic for the necropolises at Aburnus Maior: pottery, as well as glass and metal objects. The entire complex was dated to the 2 nd century A.D. Cuvinte cheie: incintă funerară, morminte de incineraţie, necropolă, inventar funerar, gropi de intervenţie

Lamps discovered in Roman Baths at Micia

by Ionut Bocan and C. Neagu

Greek , roman and byzantine lamps from the Mediterranean to the Black Sea. Acts of the 5th International Lychnological Congress («LVMEN!», Sibiu, 15th-19th of September, 2015) In memory of Dorin Alicu, 2019

The artefacts uncovered in the roman baths at Micia, numerous and well assorted, consist in potte... more The artefacts uncovered in the roman baths at Micia, numerous and well assorted, consist in pottery, metal artefacts, stone and glass artefacts. Among pottery finds, the lamps are of a particular interest from the artistic as well as from the quantitative points of view. Thus, in the collections of the National History Museum of Romania there are 35 lightning devices coming from the roman baths at Micia: 34 lamps and one candelstick. Also, it should be mentioned the fact that between those 35 analyzed pieces, only 18 are unpublished, the rest from17 being analyzed by Marieta Gheorghiță, in one study in 1975, in periodical Sargetia.

Terra sigillata discovered in the Roman fort at Micia (Vețel, Hunedoara county) from the National History Museum of Romania collections: between local production and imports

by Ionut Bocan and C. Neagu

Rei Cretariae Romanae Fautorum Acta, 2018

This study focuses on the analyses of a specific type of archaeological material, terra sigillata... more This study focuses on the analyses of a specific type of archaeological material, terra sigillata found in the Roman fort at Micia. After the Roman conquest of Dacia, most of the products available at that time were imported into the newly established province. This is clearly the case with terra sigillatta, among which the most notable are the imports from Lezoux, Rheinzabern and Westerndorf. In a second phase, along with the population’s growth, and therefore the increase in demand, the local officinae began to produce terra sigillata.

Opaițele romane din castrul de la Micia, păstrate în colecțiile Muzeului Național de Istorie a României / Roman Lamps discovered in the fort at Micia, preserved in the collection of the National History Museum of Romania

by Ionut Bocan and C. Neagu

Cercetări Arheologice, 2015

This study focuses on the analyses of a specific type of archaeological material, namely the lamp... more This study focuses on the analyses of a specific type of archaeological material, namely the lamps, discovered in the Roman fort at Micia. 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.

Roman Lamps discovered in the fort at Micia (Vețel, Hunedoara county) from the National History Museum of Romania Collections. Considerations concerning the stamped lamps

by Ionut Bocan and C. Neagu

RCRF Acta, 2016

This study focuses on the preliminary analyses of a specific type of archaeological material, nam... more This study focuses on the preliminary analyses of a specific
type of archaeological material, namely the stamped 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 offer the possibility to identify
the workshop in which the object was manufactured, such element
being significant in establishing the relative chronology.

Considerații preliminare asupra unei incinte funerare din necropola romană de incinerație din punctul Tăul Hop-Găuri (Roșia Montană, jud. Alba) [Preliminary considerations about one funerary precinct from a cremation roman necropolis from the site Tăul Hop-Găuri (Roșia Montană, Alba county)]

by Ionut Bocan and C. Neagu

Cercetări Arheologice XVII, 2010

In 2002 was investigated, in the framework of the “Alburnus Maior National Research Program”, a r... more In 2002 was investigated, in the framework of the “Alburnus Maior National Research Program”, a rectangular funerary precinct with two functioning phases; its dimensions are 5.40 × 5.00 × 4.80 × 4.64 m. (the first phase), and 8.16 × 7.92 × 7.20 × 6.40 m. (the second phase). The funerary precinct is part of the Roman cremation necropolis from Tăul Găuri-Hop site. Inside the funerary structure four cremation graves were identified and researched, all of them belonging to the general type of graves in this necropolis. Also have been identified four pits which indicate human interventions on the four graves inside the precinct. The funerary inventory is characteristic for the necropolises at Aburnus Maior: pottery and metal objects. The entire complex was dated to the 2nd century A.D.

Considerații preliminare asupra unei incinte funerare din necropola romană de incinerație de la Tăul Secuilor-Pârâul Porcului, Alburnus Maior [Preliminary considerations about one funerary precinct from a cremation roman necropolis at Tăul Secuilor-Pârâul Porcului, Alburnus Maior]

by Ionut Bocan and C. Neagu

Cercetări Arheologice XIV-XXV 2007-2008

Between 2005–2006 was investigated, in the framework of the “Alburnus Maior National Research Pro... more Between 2005–2006 was investigated, in the framework of the “Alburnus Maior National Research Program”, a rectangular funerary precinct with two functioning phases; its dimensions are 4.50 × 3.90 m (the first phase) and 6.00 × 4.50 m (the second phase). The funerary precinct is part of the Roman cremation necropolis from Tăul Secuilor-Pârâul Porcului site. Inside the funerary structure three cremation graves were identified and researched, all of them belonging to the general type of graves in this necropolis. Also have been identified four pits which indicate human interventions on the three graves inside the precinct. The funerary inventory is characteristic for the necropolises at Aburnus Maior: pottery, as well as glass and metal objects. The entire complex was dated to the 2nd century A.D.

HFA 5 - Programme and abstracts

by Alexandra Anders, Raluca Kogalniceanu, Michael Vickers, Gábor Kalla, Corina Ioana Bors, C. Neagu, Andrzej Pelisiak, Balint (Prociuc) Mariana, Stanislav Zadnikov, and Monica Margarit

11.30 -13.35 6. Luminiţa BEJENARU, Angela SIMALCSIK, Ion TENTIUC, Valeriu BUBULICI Remains of bea... more 11.30 -13.35 6. Luminiţa BEJENARU, Angela SIMALCSIK, Ion TENTIUC, Valeriu BUBULICI Remains of bear-skin in a cremation burial of late Iron Age, discovered in Mana-Orhei (Republic of Moldova) 7. Andrei SOFICARU, Claudia RADU, Mariana PROCIUC, Ştefan HONCU Humans and animals in the same pit. Preliminary results regarding the burial M 141 from Slava Rusă 8. Charilaos Ev. GOUIDIS, Eirini K. TEKIDOU