On finding of once lost building plates of the 15th century from the fortress of Belgorod

For many years four Moldavian plates of the 15th century from the walls of the fortress of Belgorod were considered lost. The earliest publications of these most important epigraphic monuments (in 1848, 1889, and 1901) have long been a source for periodization of the defense complex of medieval Belg...

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Main Author: Andrey Krasnozhon
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Language:deu
Published: National Museum of History of Moldova 2013-12-01
Series:Tyragetia
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Online Access:https://www.nationalmuseum.md/en/press_releases/journal_tyragetia/on_finding_of_once_lost_building_plates_of_the_15th_century_from_the_fortress_of_belgorod/
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spelling doaj-dd2eb84945ce4bf299e140609d0e27f42020-11-24T23:22:32ZdeuNational Museum of History of MoldovaTyragetia1857-02402537-63302013-12-01VII28188On finding of once lost building plates of the 15th century from the fortress of Belgorod Andrey KrasnozhonFor many years four Moldavian plates of the 15th century from the walls of the fortress of Belgorod were considered lost. The earliest publications of these most important epigraphic monuments (in 1848, 1889, and 1901) have long been a source for periodization of the defense complex of medieval Belgorod for several generations of its researchers. Without access to the originals, researchers had to trust to published translations, drawings, and photographs (not the best quality). In the beginning of 2013 these plates have been found in the collections of the Kherson Regional Museum. Even the preliminary work with them already revealed a family coat of arms of Moldavian Ruler Alexander II, as well as the fact that one of the plates, contrary to popular opinion in historiography, is not related to the construction of the fortress, which violates the generally accepted ideas about the chronology of the monument.https://www.nationalmuseum.md/en/press_releases/journal_tyragetia/on_finding_of_once_lost_building_plates_of_the_15th_century_from_the_fortress_of_belgorod/epigraphic monumentBelgorod fortressMoldavian plates
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On finding of once lost building plates of the 15th century from the fortress of Belgorod
Tyragetia
epigraphic monument
Belgorod fortress
Moldavian plates
author_facet Andrey Krasnozhon
author_sort Andrey Krasnozhon
title On finding of once lost building plates of the 15th century from the fortress of Belgorod
title_short On finding of once lost building plates of the 15th century from the fortress of Belgorod
title_full On finding of once lost building plates of the 15th century from the fortress of Belgorod
title_fullStr On finding of once lost building plates of the 15th century from the fortress of Belgorod
title_full_unstemmed On finding of once lost building plates of the 15th century from the fortress of Belgorod
title_sort on finding of once lost building plates of the 15th century from the fortress of belgorod
publisher National Museum of History of Moldova
series Tyragetia
issn 1857-0240
2537-6330
publishDate 2013-12-01
description For many years four Moldavian plates of the 15th century from the walls of the fortress of Belgorod were considered lost. The earliest publications of these most important epigraphic monuments (in 1848, 1889, and 1901) have long been a source for periodization of the defense complex of medieval Belgorod for several generations of its researchers. Without access to the originals, researchers had to trust to published translations, drawings, and photographs (not the best quality). In the beginning of 2013 these plates have been found in the collections of the Kherson Regional Museum. Even the preliminary work with them already revealed a family coat of arms of Moldavian Ruler Alexander II, as well as the fact that one of the plates, contrary to popular opinion in historiography, is not related to the construction of the fortress, which violates the generally accepted ideas about the chronology of the monument.
topic epigraphic monument
Belgorod fortress
Moldavian plates
url https://www.nationalmuseum.md/en/press_releases/journal_tyragetia/on_finding_of_once_lost_building_plates_of_the_15th_century_from_the_fortress_of_belgorod/
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