rakitno型晚期la t腓骨。巴尔干西部和喀尔巴阡盆地南部之间的联系的证据

Q2 Arts and Humanities Starinar Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.2298/sta2272091d
Marko Dizdar, Asja Tonc
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在公元前最后两个世纪,在亚得里亚海东部及其腹地,以及更广阔的阿尔卑斯山东南部,皮库吉人的不同变种可能最为人所知。根据其形态特征和分布,已经确定了一种类似但不同的腓骨类型Rakitno类型。这种类型的腓骨主要记录在波斯尼亚和黑塞哥维那的遗址,但也在萨瓦山谷和斯拉沃尼亚东部。它们的装饰方式相似,在向后弯曲的脚上有一系列旋柄,将Rakitno类型的腓骨与喀尔巴阡盆地东南部(Jarak类型的腓骨)和阿尔卑斯山东南部(Mihovo类型的腓骨)记录的其他当代形式联系起来,表明设计被交换,然后在当地工作坊中适应不同的社区。另一方面,在斯拉沃尼亚东部的遗址中发现的拉基特诺类型的腓骨证明了与定居在巴尔干西部的社区的接触。尽管没有来自紧密联系的发现,但文献比较表明,Rakitno类型的腓骨可以追溯到公元前2世纪下半叶和公元前1世纪初,假设这种设计是典型的女性服装。
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Late la Tène fibulae of the Rakitno-type. Evidence of contacts between the western Balkans and the southern part of the Carpathian basin
Fibulae with a knob on a backward-bent foot, of which different variants of the Picugi type are probably best known, evolved in the eastern Adriatic and its hinterland, and the wider south-eastern Alps during the last two centuries BC. A similar but distinct type of fibula named the Rakitno type has been identified based on its morphological characteristics and distribution. Fibulae of this type have mainly been recorded at sites in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but also in the Sava valley and eastern Slavonia. Similarities in the way they are decorated, with a series of knobs on the backward-bent foot, link fibulae of the Rakitno type with other contemporary forms recorded in the south-eastern part of the Carpathian Basin (fibulae of the Jarak type) and the south-eastern Alps (fibulae of the Mihovo type), indicating that designs were exchanged and then adapted to different communities in local workshops. On the other hand, finds of fibulae of the Rakitno type at sites in eastern Slavonia attest to contacts with communities settled in the western Balkans. Despite the absence of finds from closed associations, documented comparisons allow for fibulae of the Rakitno type to be dated to the latter half of the 2nd and the early 1st centuries BC, with the assumption that this design was typical of female costume.
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