The study concerns an unpublished bronze hoard discovered fortuitous in the `70`s in a village (F... more The study concerns an unpublished bronze hoard discovered fortuitous in the `70`s in a village (Fântânele –Rus) in north-eastern part of Sălaj county, on Someș valley. The hoard consist, at least in two bronze axes with disc and spike. They analyzed several aspects of the bronze hoarding phenomenon from the so-called „Someș Corridor.” Unfortunately, the archaeological research of contemporary settlements of these hoards remain only a dream for the future.
The archaeological site from Doh - La izvoare had been summarily investigated in 1979, as previou... more The archaeological site from Doh - La izvoare had been summarily investigated in 1979, as previously it had been affected by deep plowing. Surface collections have also identified Late Bronze Age ceramics, several bronze artifacts, mostly fragmentary. In 2001 had been published Middle Bronze Age ceramics and a bronze pin by Wetzleinsdorf type. The majority of the Late Bronze Age ceramics founded to Doh belong to Ceh?uţgroup, but also had been founded pottery fragments black and smooth at exterior and reddish in the interior, decorated with vertical broom-brushed ornament (p1. II/4) and wide oblique channelling (pl.IV/ 4). That ceramics had been attributed to the III rd Late Bronze Age stage from central and northern Transylvania.
The study concerns an unpublished bronze hoard discovered fortuitous in the `70`s in a village (F... more The study concerns an unpublished bronze hoard discovered fortuitous in the `70`s in a village (Fântânele –Rus) in north-eastern part of Sălaj county, on Someș valley. The hoard consist, at least in two bronze axes with disc and spike. They analyzed several aspects of the bronze hoarding phenomenon from the so-called „Someș Corridor.” Unfortunately, the archaeological research of contemporary settlements of these hoards remain only a dream for the future.
The archaeological site from Doh - La izvoare had been summarily investigated in 1979, as previou... more The archaeological site from Doh - La izvoare had been summarily investigated in 1979, as previously it had been affected by deep plowing. Surface collections have also identified Late Bronze Age ceramics, several bronze artifacts, mostly fragmentary. In 2001 had been published Middle Bronze Age ceramics and a bronze pin by Wetzleinsdorf type. The majority of the Late Bronze Age ceramics founded to Doh belong to Ceh?uţgroup, but also had been founded pottery fragments black and smooth at exterior and reddish in the interior, decorated with vertical broom-brushed ornament (p1. II/4) and wide oblique channelling (pl.IV/ 4). That ceramics had been attributed to the III rd Late Bronze Age stage from central and northern Transylvania.
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