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The Getae burial on the left bank of the Dniester and some problems of the Thracian burial practice
This article publishes the Getae burial near the village of Tashlyk on the left bank of the Lower Dniester. The authors determine its chronological position, as well as its place among similar antiquities of the Prut-Dniester interfluve and the area on ...
Nicolai Telnov, Vitalii Sinika
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The Getae burial with cremation at the medieval settlement of Poiana I
During the excavations in the Moldavian medieval settlement of Poiana I in the Middle Dniester area there was also found a burial with cremation attributed by P. Birnea to the Scythian time.
Alexandru Levinschi, Ivan Vlasenco
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About some assertions on the spread of Greek amphorae in the Getae world
The article is devoted to a critical analysis of the article by A. Levinschi "Греческие амфоры на гетских памятниках лесостепи Днестровско-Прутского междуречья - центры и ритмы поступления (Greek amphorae on Getae sites in the forest-steppe area between ...
Natalia Mateevici
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Athens and Roman Problems around Moesia
An Athenian inscription honored S. Iulius Catus for settling Getae in Thrace: he was likely both legate of Moesia and governor of Macedonia simultaneously.
James H. Oliver
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CULTURAL TOURISM AND THE TRANSBOUNDARY COOPERATION [PDF]
The article provides a brief overview of the opportunities provided by the joint development of cultural tourism in the Balkan Peninsula region. It is proposed to develop some routes as a product of cross-border cooperation.
Rozalin YANEV
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The archaeological investigations at the Getae fortified settlement of Horodca Mică revealed some materials from the medieval period. In the central part of its internal space a one-room dwelling with the floor deepened into the ground was found ...
Octavian Munteanu, Ion Tetntiuc
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The paper presents an analysis of the fragments of Greek amphorae collected during archaeological investigations in Western Dobrogea (Romania), in an area called Peceneaga. The study of amphora fragments revealed the presence of ceramic containers in the
Natalia Mateevici +2 more
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Collection of ceramic items from Butuceni in the National Museum of History of Moldova
In 2006, a collection of ceramic objects from the archeological excavations of the Getae fortress of Butuceni, which had been carried out by G. Smirnov in 1947-1949, was transferred to the National Museum of History of Moldova.
Aurel Zanoci, Natalia Mateevici
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Thraco‐Iranica : The Getan king’s name Charnabon
The name Χαρναβών, ‐ῶντος occurs in a fragment from Sophocles’s Triptolemus, where it designates a legendary king of the Getae; his role in the plot of this lost play is known to us from Higynus Astr. II 14, 1.
Лома, Александар
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Preliminary Considerations on Roman pottery from a rescue excavation at Noviodunum [PDF]
The pottery analyzed in this paper was excavated during a survey verifying the archaeological potential of the area situated 500 metres SW of the Roman city of Noviodunum, where a 6,000 sqm major construction project will be erected (the Romanian Border ...
Florin TOPOLEANU
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