Bracelets with hinges. The tradition before and after the invasion

Kalaşnikova Natalia; Kornienko A.; Reabţeva Svetlana

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KALAŞNIKOVA, Natalia, KORNIENKO, A., REABŢEVA, Svetlana. Bracelets with hinges. The tradition before and after the invasion. In: Stratum plus, 2016, nr. 5, pp. 269-300. ISSN 1608-9057.

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Numărul 5 / 2016 / ISSN 1608-9057 /ISSNe 1857-3533

Bracelets with hinges. The tradition before and after the invasion

Pag. 269-300

Kalaşnikova Natalia¹, Kornienko A.², Reabţeva Svetlana³

¹ Muzeul Etnografic al Rusiei,
² State Hermitage Museum,
³ Institute of Cultural Heritage of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova

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00-00375 From mononuclear coordination compounds to new polymetallic supramolecular architectures and molecule-based magnets

Disponibil în IBN: 15 septembrie 2022

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The Mongol invasion was not the finale of the Old Rus' bracelets with hinges that appeared in the 12th century. Some variants of that type have been found in the complexes and layers of the 13^th - 14^th centuries. After the Mongol Invasion, the silver bracelets with engraved décor and niello were produced mainly in the south-western regions of the Old Rus'. Hoarding of complexes with such decorations stopped only at the end of the 14^th century. Also, garments with wire ornaments and molded imitations of bracelets with hinges are known in the 14^th century.

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Bracelets with hinges, engraving, False granulation, Molted imitations, Mongol invasion, Niello, Old Rus', Wire and grain decoration

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