The samples originate from the funerary cache of a cremation burial mound dating from the Late Br... more The samples originate from the funerary cache of a cremation burial mound dating from the Late Bronze Age (according to the Reinecke chronological system, Bronze D—Hallstatt A, according to absolute chronology ca. 1200 cal BC), discovered within the Susani- Grămurada de la Jupani mound (Timiș County, Romania). The pieces are sphere-shaped; however, many show signs of fire from the cremation of the buried person/persons. Together with bronze and gold pieces, they were part of composite necklaces and/or bracelets. Complementary techniques were used in the analysis: TG/DTA, FTIR, XRD, SEM and EDX to determine composition. All the techniques used in the present paper argued that the jewelry analyzed underwent a second burn at temperatures between 500 and 800 °C.
A series of 18 ceramic samples consisting of pottery shards from ancient vessels dated to the Neo... more A series of 18 ceramic samples consisting of pottery shards from ancient vessels dated to the Neolithic period discovered at Oxenbrickel, Sânandrei, TimisÇountyTimisÇounty, Romania (GPS coordinates: 45°51 0 3.11 00 N, 21°10 0 49.32 00), have been analyzed by using thermogravimetric, differential thermal analysis (TG/DTA/HF), XRD analysis and Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy. Vessels such as the ones from Oxenbrickel, carrying marks on their bottoms, are to be found among the discoveries of Vinca, Turdas¸,Turdas¸, Banat, Boian-Giules¸tiGiules¸ti, Gradešnica, Karanovo IV Kalojanovec, Precucuteni, Hamangia and the Linear Pottery cultures. The results within the present study indicate the technological level observable at Sânandrei falls within the lower range of known firing temperatures, suggesting a different technological approach specific to the Banat Culture or, more likely, an adaptation to local conditions (i.e., available raw materials and fuel sources).
A series of 18 ceramic samples consisting of pottery shards from ancient vessels dated to the Neo... more A series of 18 ceramic samples consisting of pottery shards from ancient vessels dated to the Neolithic period discovered at Oxenbrickel, Sânandrei, TimisÇountyTimisÇounty, Romania (GPS coordinates: 45°51 0 3.11 00 N, 21°10 0 49.32 00), have been analyzed by using thermogravimetric, differential thermal analysis (TG/DTA/HF), XRD analysis and Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy. Vessels such as the ones from Oxenbrickel, carrying marks on their bottoms, are to be found among the discoveries of Vinca, Turdas¸,Turdas¸, Banat, Boian-Giules¸tiGiules¸ti, Gradešnica, Karanovo IV Kalojanovec, Precucuteni, Hamangia and the Linear Pottery cultures. The results within the present study indicate the technological level observable at Sânandrei falls within the lower range of known firing temperatures, suggesting a different technological approach specific to the Banat Culture or, more likely, an adaptation to local conditions (i.e., available raw materials and fuel sources).
Analytical investigations of adornment pieces from Susani (Timiş County, Romania), 2020
The samples originate from the funerary cache of a cremation burial mound dating from the Late Br... more The samples originate from the funerary cache of a cremation burial mound dating from the Late Bronze Age (according to the Reinecke chronological system, Bronze D-Hallstatt A, according to absolute chronology ca. 1200 cal BC), discovered within the Susani-Grămurada de la Jupani mound (Timiș County, Romania). The pieces are sphere-shaped; however, many show signs of fire from the cremation of the buried person/persons. Together with bronze and gold pieces, they were part of composite necklaces and/or bracelets. Complementary techniques were used in the analysis: TG/DTA, FTIR, XRD, SEM and EDX to determine composition. All the techniques used in the present paper argued that the jewelry analyzed underwent a second burn at temperatures between 500 and 800 °C.
The presence of the earthen mounds in the Banat Plain is a fact underlined since the 18th century... more The presence of the earthen mounds in the Banat Plain is a fact underlined since the 18th century, an aspect also illustrated on the Austrian maps. Unfortunately no precise position for this type of archaeological and/or landscape monuments was indicated. This study introduces a case study of the mapping of the Sânpetru Mare village earthen mounds, where 23 of them were charted. It also presents the methodology developed in this endeavour, with an individual sheet filled for every mound identified in the field. This step is very important for the preservation of the Banat Plain earthen mounds, as these monuments are being threatened by destruction, due to intensive modern agricultural works.
24 de specialiști și aproape 20 de articole grupate în aproximativ 350 de pagini. Direcția Județe... more 24 de specialiști și aproape 20 de articole grupate în aproximativ 350 de pagini. Direcția Județeană pentru Cultură Timiș propune cititorilor interesați de soarta patrimoniului cultural al județului Timiș, un nou număr al revistei Patrimonium Banaticum: al VI-lea. Volumul este structurat pe șase secțiuni: Patrimoniu arheologic, Patrimoniu arhitectural, Patrimoniu mobil, Conservare-restaurare patrimoniu, Legislație patrimoniu, management cultural, educație culturală și Istorie.
Volumul adună lucrările Simpozionului Național „Patrimoniul cultural al județului Iași: evidență,... more Volumul adună lucrările Simpozionului Național „Patrimoniul cultural al județului Iași: evidență, protejare și valorificare”, organizat în cadrul proiectului Archaeoheritage la Iași în perioada 20-21 mai 2016.
The samples originate from the funerary cache of a cremation burial mound dating from the Late Br... more The samples originate from the funerary cache of a cremation burial mound dating from the Late Bronze Age (according to the Reinecke chronological system, Bronze D-Hallstatt A, according to absolute chronology ca. 1200 cal BC), discovered within the Susani-Grămurada de la Jupani mound (Timiș County, Romania). The pieces are sphere-shaped; however, many show signs of fire from the cremation of the buried person/persons. Together with bronze and gold pieces, they were part of composite necklaces and/or bracelets. Complementary techniques were used in the analysis: TG/DTA, FTIR, XRD, SEM and EDX to determine composition. All the techniques used in the present paper argued that the jewelry analyzed underwent a second burn at temperatures between 500 and 800 °C.
The samples originate from the funerary cache of a cremation burial mound dating from the Late Br... more The samples originate from the funerary cache of a cremation burial mound dating from the Late Bronze Age (according to the Reinecke chronological system, Bronze D—Hallstatt A, according to absolute chronology ca. 1200 cal BC), discovered within the Susani- Grămurada de la Jupani mound (Timiș County, Romania). The pieces are sphere-shaped; however, many show signs of fire from the cremation of the buried person/persons. Together with bronze and gold pieces, they were part of composite necklaces and/or bracelets. Complementary techniques were used in the analysis: TG/DTA, FTIR, XRD, SEM and EDX to determine composition. All the techniques used in the present paper argued that the jewelry analyzed underwent a second burn at temperatures between 500 and 800 °C.
A series of 18 ceramic samples consisting of pottery shards from ancient vessels dated to the Neo... more A series of 18 ceramic samples consisting of pottery shards from ancient vessels dated to the Neolithic period discovered at Oxenbrickel, Sânandrei, TimisÇountyTimisÇounty, Romania (GPS coordinates: 45°51 0 3.11 00 N, 21°10 0 49.32 00), have been analyzed by using thermogravimetric, differential thermal analysis (TG/DTA/HF), XRD analysis and Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy. Vessels such as the ones from Oxenbrickel, carrying marks on their bottoms, are to be found among the discoveries of Vinca, Turdas¸,Turdas¸, Banat, Boian-Giules¸tiGiules¸ti, Gradešnica, Karanovo IV Kalojanovec, Precucuteni, Hamangia and the Linear Pottery cultures. The results within the present study indicate the technological level observable at Sânandrei falls within the lower range of known firing temperatures, suggesting a different technological approach specific to the Banat Culture or, more likely, an adaptation to local conditions (i.e., available raw materials and fuel sources).
A series of 18 ceramic samples consisting of pottery shards from ancient vessels dated to the Neo... more A series of 18 ceramic samples consisting of pottery shards from ancient vessels dated to the Neolithic period discovered at Oxenbrickel, Sânandrei, TimisÇountyTimisÇounty, Romania (GPS coordinates: 45°51 0 3.11 00 N, 21°10 0 49.32 00), have been analyzed by using thermogravimetric, differential thermal analysis (TG/DTA/HF), XRD analysis and Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy. Vessels such as the ones from Oxenbrickel, carrying marks on their bottoms, are to be found among the discoveries of Vinca, Turdas¸,Turdas¸, Banat, Boian-Giules¸tiGiules¸ti, Gradešnica, Karanovo IV Kalojanovec, Precucuteni, Hamangia and the Linear Pottery cultures. The results within the present study indicate the technological level observable at Sânandrei falls within the lower range of known firing temperatures, suggesting a different technological approach specific to the Banat Culture or, more likely, an adaptation to local conditions (i.e., available raw materials and fuel sources).
Analytical investigations of adornment pieces from Susani (Timiş County, Romania), 2020
The samples originate from the funerary cache of a cremation burial mound dating from the Late Br... more The samples originate from the funerary cache of a cremation burial mound dating from the Late Bronze Age (according to the Reinecke chronological system, Bronze D-Hallstatt A, according to absolute chronology ca. 1200 cal BC), discovered within the Susani-Grămurada de la Jupani mound (Timiș County, Romania). The pieces are sphere-shaped; however, many show signs of fire from the cremation of the buried person/persons. Together with bronze and gold pieces, they were part of composite necklaces and/or bracelets. Complementary techniques were used in the analysis: TG/DTA, FTIR, XRD, SEM and EDX to determine composition. All the techniques used in the present paper argued that the jewelry analyzed underwent a second burn at temperatures between 500 and 800 °C.
The presence of the earthen mounds in the Banat Plain is a fact underlined since the 18th century... more The presence of the earthen mounds in the Banat Plain is a fact underlined since the 18th century, an aspect also illustrated on the Austrian maps. Unfortunately no precise position for this type of archaeological and/or landscape monuments was indicated. This study introduces a case study of the mapping of the Sânpetru Mare village earthen mounds, where 23 of them were charted. It also presents the methodology developed in this endeavour, with an individual sheet filled for every mound identified in the field. This step is very important for the preservation of the Banat Plain earthen mounds, as these monuments are being threatened by destruction, due to intensive modern agricultural works.
24 de specialiști și aproape 20 de articole grupate în aproximativ 350 de pagini. Direcția Județe... more 24 de specialiști și aproape 20 de articole grupate în aproximativ 350 de pagini. Direcția Județeană pentru Cultură Timiș propune cititorilor interesați de soarta patrimoniului cultural al județului Timiș, un nou număr al revistei Patrimonium Banaticum: al VI-lea. Volumul este structurat pe șase secțiuni: Patrimoniu arheologic, Patrimoniu arhitectural, Patrimoniu mobil, Conservare-restaurare patrimoniu, Legislație patrimoniu, management cultural, educație culturală și Istorie.
Volumul adună lucrările Simpozionului Național „Patrimoniul cultural al județului Iași: evidență,... more Volumul adună lucrările Simpozionului Național „Patrimoniul cultural al județului Iași: evidență, protejare și valorificare”, organizat în cadrul proiectului Archaeoheritage la Iași în perioada 20-21 mai 2016.
The samples originate from the funerary cache of a cremation burial mound dating from the Late Br... more The samples originate from the funerary cache of a cremation burial mound dating from the Late Bronze Age (according to the Reinecke chronological system, Bronze D-Hallstatt A, according to absolute chronology ca. 1200 cal BC), discovered within the Susani-Grămurada de la Jupani mound (Timiș County, Romania). The pieces are sphere-shaped; however, many show signs of fire from the cremation of the buried person/persons. Together with bronze and gold pieces, they were part of composite necklaces and/or bracelets. Complementary techniques were used in the analysis: TG/DTA, FTIR, XRD, SEM and EDX to determine composition. All the techniques used in the present paper argued that the jewelry analyzed underwent a second burn at temperatures between 500 and 800 °C.
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illustrated on the Austrian maps. Unfortunately no precise position for this type of archaeological and/or landscape monuments
was indicated. This study introduces a case study of the mapping of the Sânpetru Mare village earthen mounds,
where 23 of them were charted. It also presents the methodology developed in this endeavour, with an individual sheet
filled for every mound identified in the field. This step is very important for the preservation of the Banat Plain earthen
mounds, as these monuments are being threatened by destruction, due to intensive modern agricultural works.
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illustrated on the Austrian maps. Unfortunately no precise position for this type of archaeological and/or landscape monuments
was indicated. This study introduces a case study of the mapping of the Sânpetru Mare village earthen mounds,
where 23 of them were charted. It also presents the methodology developed in this endeavour, with an individual sheet
filled for every mound identified in the field. This step is very important for the preservation of the Banat Plain earthen
mounds, as these monuments are being threatened by destruction, due to intensive modern agricultural works.