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New Byzantine seals from Morava (Margum) and Braničevo [PDF]
The authors present new finds of Byzantine lead seals at Morava (Margum), Braničevo and the broader area around them. The seals from Morava and Braničevo were unearthed in the course of archaeological excavations, which make these finds ...
Ivanišević Vujadin, Krsmanović Bojana
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Byzantine seals in the Tunay Demran Collection [PDF]
The Collection of Tunay Demran, officially registered in the Manisa Archaeological Museum, contains seven seals, six of lead and one of silver, and one blank. Manisa, the Byzantine Magnesia Anelios on Mount Sipylos, with its fertile lowland and strategic
Werner Seibt, Ceren Ünal
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New Byzantine Seals from Mediaeval Sugdaia
The work introduces into scientific circulation five Byzantine seals originating from the excavations of recent years in Sudak of the South-Eastern Crimean expedition of the state Hermitage. 1.
Victor Nikolaevich Chkhaidze +1 more
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Byzantine seals from the Ras fortress [PDF]
In this paper, seals found at the location of the Ras fortress (Tvrđava Ras) have been published. Inscriptions on these seals show that they used to belong to persons which could be identified with certain military commanders who served under ...
Ivanišević Vujadin, Krsmanović Bojana
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Introduction. Our study of Byzantine accentuated objects (inscriptions, manuscripts, papyri, and seals) revealed that, besides the Byzantine accentuation system, there are also Alexandrian, Doric, “Logical”, two systems with an accent shift to ...
Аlexandra Evdokimova
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The Digital Enhancement of a Discipline
Byzantine sigillography is intrinsically interdisciplinary. Unlike other sister auxiliary disciplines, such as epigraphy or numismatics, sigillography has not yet benefited from the experience gained within the Digital Humanities. SigiDoc, the newborn
Sopracasa, Alessio +2 more
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Self-Representation on Byzantine Seals
Sigillography brings to our attention a huge number of individuals that would otherwise have remained unknown. Thousands of seals survive that bear, together with religious images, inscriptions indicating the name of their owner, a title and the office ...
Claudia Sode
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The Byzantine Lead Seals at the Pera Museum
The collection of lead seals of the Pera Museum consists of 17 unpublished pieces, except for three lead seals (nos.1, 8, and 10) which are dated from the second half of the 7th century to the 13th century.
Yavuz Selim Güler +2 more
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The Lead Cloth Seals from Post-Byzantine Mangup
The aim of this research is to introduce into the scholarship a new group of sigillographic materials, or the lead cloth seals. The collection of 23 artefacts was divided into two types according to their morphological characteristics. The cloth seals of
Anton Dushenko
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Three remarkable Byzantine lead seals from a private collection
This study focuses on the publication of - and commentary on - three Byzantine lead seals that are part of a larger registered private collection. The first two are remarkable because of their owners' names, rarely attested in Late Antiquity and the ...
Pantelis Charalampakis
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