FORGOTTEN ARTIFACTS. CELTIC OBJECTS IN THE COLLECTIONS OF THE GHERLA HISTORY MUSEUM

The present paper wants to bring to the attention of researchers, who have as subject of study the material remains of the Iron Age communities<em> </em>from Transylvania, some objects kept in the collections of the Gherla History Museum (Cluj County). Therefore, in the centre of this pa...

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Main Author: Hent Alin
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Language:English
Published: Mega Publishing House 2019-12-01
Series:Journal of Ancient History and Archaeology
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Online Access:http://jaha.org.ro/index.php/JAHA/article/view/467
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spelling doaj-b6f1715a0586448f9dcac5fa75f6de272021-07-25T16:12:17ZengMega Publishing House Journal of Ancient History and Archaeology2360-266X2019-12-016410.14795/j.v6i4.467299FORGOTTEN ARTIFACTS. CELTIC OBJECTS IN THE COLLECTIONS OF THE GHERLA HISTORY MUSEUMHent Alin0Babes-Bolyai University Gherla History MuseumThe present paper wants to bring to the attention of researchers, who have as subject of study the material remains of the Iron Age communities<em> </em>from Transylvania, some objects kept in the collections of the Gherla History Museum (Cluj County). Therefore, in the centre of this paper are three objects – a bent sword, a slashing knife and a horse bit – that were part of the museum’s permanent exhibition, but they did not attract so far the attention of any researcher. In the present state of research, no details are known regarding the date, the exact location and the context of discovery. The Register of Inventory only records the fact that the pieces were discovered in the area of the city of Gherla. The biggest concern about these objects is whether they were discovered together or are coming from two or three different contexts.http://jaha.org.ro/index.php/JAHA/article/view/467iron age, la tène period, celts, eastern carpathian basin, transylvania
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FORGOTTEN ARTIFACTS. CELTIC OBJECTS IN THE COLLECTIONS OF THE GHERLA HISTORY MUSEUM
Journal of Ancient History and Archaeology
iron age, la tène period, celts, eastern carpathian basin, transylvania
author_facet Hent Alin
author_sort Hent Alin
title FORGOTTEN ARTIFACTS. CELTIC OBJECTS IN THE COLLECTIONS OF THE GHERLA HISTORY MUSEUM
title_short FORGOTTEN ARTIFACTS. CELTIC OBJECTS IN THE COLLECTIONS OF THE GHERLA HISTORY MUSEUM
title_full FORGOTTEN ARTIFACTS. CELTIC OBJECTS IN THE COLLECTIONS OF THE GHERLA HISTORY MUSEUM
title_fullStr FORGOTTEN ARTIFACTS. CELTIC OBJECTS IN THE COLLECTIONS OF THE GHERLA HISTORY MUSEUM
title_full_unstemmed FORGOTTEN ARTIFACTS. CELTIC OBJECTS IN THE COLLECTIONS OF THE GHERLA HISTORY MUSEUM
title_sort forgotten artifacts. celtic objects in the collections of the gherla history museum
publisher Mega Publishing House
series Journal of Ancient History and Archaeology
issn 2360-266X
publishDate 2019-12-01
description The present paper wants to bring to the attention of researchers, who have as subject of study the material remains of the Iron Age communities<em> </em>from Transylvania, some objects kept in the collections of the Gherla History Museum (Cluj County). Therefore, in the centre of this paper are three objects – a bent sword, a slashing knife and a horse bit – that were part of the museum’s permanent exhibition, but they did not attract so far the attention of any researcher. In the present state of research, no details are known regarding the date, the exact location and the context of discovery. The Register of Inventory only records the fact that the pieces were discovered in the area of the city of Gherla. The biggest concern about these objects is whether they were discovered together or are coming from two or three different contexts.
topic iron age, la tène period, celts, eastern carpathian basin, transylvania
url http://jaha.org.ro/index.php/JAHA/article/view/467
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