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SM ISO690:2012 TOPAL, Denis, BĂŢ, Mihail. Find of 2002 from Saharna Mare. A Scythian cauldron in a Getian hillfort? In: Descoperiri vechi şi abordări noi în arheologia epocii fierului din spaţiul tiso-nistrean: colocviu de vară, 28-31 iulie 2022, Chişinău. Chișinău-Saharna: Casa Editorial-Poligrafică „Bons Offices”, 2022, pp. 129-154. ISBN 978-9975-87-746-6. |
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Descoperiri vechi şi abordări noi în arheologia epocii fierului din spaţiul tiso-nistrean 2022 | |||||||
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In 2002, a bronze item with traces of fire was discovered during the excavation at the Saharna Mare hillfort (Rezina district, Republic of Moldova), attributed by the authors of the discovery to a vessel with a flared rim. As a result of the detailed study of this find in the collection of the National Museum of the History of Moldova, it turned out that this find is a fragment of the lower part of the base of the Scythian cauldron. The reconstructed diameter is about 21 cm, which brings this item closer to one of the largest cauldrons. Scythian bronze cauldrons in the west are concentrated in three main regions: Bukovina-Podolia, the Lower Dniester and the Lower Danube. There is a significant chronological difference between the northern group (forest-steppe, Bukovina-Podolia) of cauldrons and the southern one (steppe, Lower Danube-Lower Dniester), where the Scythian cauldrons have been known since the middle of the 7th century BC. Bronze cast cauldrons (with their bearers, of course) penetrated the steppe 150-200 years later, as well as burials of warriors, which appear in the steppe region in the west no earlier than the middle of the 5th century BC. Most assemblages (and, most likely, stray finds) of bronze cauldrons also belong to the second half of the 5th century BC. The unique find from the Saharna Mare hillfort probably belongs to this time. |
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Cuvinte-cheie Middle Dniester region, Late Iron Age, bronze cauldron, hillfort, Scythian barrows, Средний Днестр, латен, бронзовый котел, городище, скифские курганы, bazinul Nistrului de Mijloc, a doua epocă a fierului, cazan din bronz, cetate, tumuli scitici |
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