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Nalazi rimske vojne opreme i konjske orme s nalazišta Ostrovo – Sokolovac
- Source :
- Annales Instituti Archaeologici; ISSN 1845-4046 (Print); ISSN 1848-6363 (Online); Volume XVIII; Issue 1
- Publication Year :
- 2022
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Abstract
- U nekoliko terenskih pregleda Gradskog muzeja Vinkovci prostora između Ostrova i Gaboša, smještenih sjeverno od Vinkovaca, otkrivena su nova arheološka nalazišta, od kojih se brojnošću kao i raznovrsnošću nalaza izdvaja ono na položaju Ostrovo – Sokolovac. Osim nalaza iz mlađeg željeznog doba, najveći broj prikupljenih predmeta pripada razdoblju antike te ukazuje na postojanje naselja koje se vjerojatno nalazilo uz cestu Cibalae – Mursa. Među metalnim nalazima ističu se elementi pojasnih garnitura, zatim dijelovi konjske opreme (orme) i element oklopa (lorica segmentata) koji se mogu povezati s rimskom vojskom. Iako nedostaje kontekst nalaza, tipološko-kronološka analiza omogućila je izdvajanje dva horizonta potencijalne vojne prisutnosti: prvi, znatno slabije zastupljen, u 1. stoljeće te drugi, u 2. – 3. stoljeće, kojem pripada većina nalaza. Interpretacija nalaza oslanja se na postojeće analogije kao i njihovu kontekstualnu interpretaciju, pri čemu se ukazuje na potencijal uloge veterana.<br />Field surveys of the area between the settlements of Ostrovo and Gaboš north of Vinkovci, carried out by the Vinkovci Municipal Museum, revealed the existence of several new archaeological sites. Among these, the site of Ostrovo – Sokolovac stands out by having numerous and diverse finds. Aside from the Late Iron Age, the largest amount of surface finds belongs to Antiquity, pointing to the existence of a settlement that was probably located alongside the Cibalae – Mursa road. Notable metal finds are the elements of belt sets, horse gear (harness), and an armour element (lorica segmentata) that can be associated with the Roman army. Even though the finds have no contexts, the typological and chronological analysis helped single out two horizons of potential military presence: one from the 1st c. AD, which is poorly represented, and another from the 2nd and 3rd c. AD, which most of the finds belong to. Their interpretation relies on known analogies and their contextual interpretations, with the emphasis on the potential role of veterans.
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- Database :
- OAIster
- Journal :
- Annales Instituti Archaeologici; ISSN 1845-4046 (Print); ISSN 1848-6363 (Online); Volume XVIII; Issue 1
- Notes :
- application/pdf, English, Croatian
- Publication Type :
- Electronic Resource
- Accession number :
- edsoai.on1365982046
- Document Type :
- Electronic Resource