Sídliště z doby římské v Cerekvici nad Loučnou

Title in English A Roman period settlement at Cerekvice nad Loučnou
Authors

VÍCH David JÍLEK Jan VOLF Jan ŠÍDA Petr HOLUB Martin NOVÁK Jan BIBORSKI Marcin BIBORSKI Mateusz HORNÍK Pavel MILITKÝ Jiří

Year of publication 2020
Type Article in Periodical
Magazine / Source Archeologie východních Čech
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Arts

Citation
web https://www.academia.edu/43189099/A_Roman_period_settlement_at_Cerekvice_nad_Lou%C4%8Dnou_S%C3%ADdli%C5%A1t%C4%9B_z_doby_%C5%99%C3%ADmsk%C3%A9_v_Cerekvici_nad_Lou%C4%8Dnou_Archeologie_v%C3%BDchodn%C3%ADch_%C4%8Cech_18_2019_75_204
Keywords Roman period; settlement; roman imports; pottery; eastern Bohemia
Description In 2006–2009 a part of a Roman period settlement dated to the 2nd – early 5th century AD was excavated in the cadastral area of Cerekvice nad Loučnou (Pardubice Region, Czech Republic). There covered material seems to be quite common (barbarian pottery), but it also contains a surprisingly rich collection of imports from Roman provinces (a sword tip, Roman provincial pottery, parts of bronze vessels). Amorphous bronze shapes, prismatic ingots, and a fused fragment of a bronze vessel might be indicative of local re-smelting of bronze objects. The manufacture of crushers is documented as well. In addition to other raw materials, they were manufactured of quartzitic porphyry which had to be transported from central and northwestern Bohemia.
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