Papers by Dr.radu Harhoiu
Analele Banatului XXII 2014, 2014
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Materiale şi cercetãri arheologice (Serie nouã), 2010
Rezumat : În primăvara anului 2008, cu prilejul inventarierii pieselor aflate în colecţia Institu... more Rezumat : În primăvara anului 2008, cu prilejul inventarierii pieselor aflate în colecţia Institutului de Arheologie „ Vasile Pârvan” din Bucureşti s-a găsit inventarul a 23 morminte datate în secolele X– XI şi a trei morminte din epoca migraţiilor, provenite din fosta colecţie a Muzeului Naţional de Antichităţi. Mormintele au fost descoperite la Oradea de către arheologul amator Friedrich Ardos în perioada interbelică, foarte probabil între anii 1933– 1936, în locul numit Salca Gheţărie (vezi mai jos descrierea topografică a sitului), iar inventarul lor a ajuns la Muzeul Naţional de Antichităţi din Bucureşti după anul 1949. Câteva decenii mai târziu şi anume în anul 1960, tot la Oradea – Salca Gheţărie, Nicolae Chidioşan a deschis două suprafeţe (suprafaţa A şi E) şi a descoperit alte şase morminte (două morminte duble, dintre care unul notat cu A– B, celălalt cu numerele 6– 7), aparţinând secolelor X– XI. Piesele rezultate din descoperirile funerare de la Oradea-Salca sunt în cea ...
Archaeologiai Értesitö, 2009
Das Nationalmuseum für Antiquitäten (Muzeul Naţional de Antichităţi) ist die älteste museale Inst... more Das Nationalmuseum für Antiquitäten (Muzeul Naţional de Antichităţi) ist die älteste museale Institution aus Altrumänien. Gegründet im Jahre 1864 wurde es nach fast einem Jahrhundert ins Archäologische Institut der Rumänischen Akademie umgewandelt.
Die Fundstelle Gheţărie („Jegverem“) liegt an der ausersten Grenze der Terrasse des Flusses Crisu... more Die Fundstelle Gheţărie („Jegverem“) liegt an der ausersten Grenze der Terrasse des Flusses Crisul Repede, bei Stadt Oradea. Heute ist die gesamte Fundstelle teilweise von den Hausern der Strasen Vavilov und Meiului bzw. von einer sich seit Jahren im Bau befindlichen orthodoxen Kirche uberbaut. Im 20. Jahrhundert wurden hier von Fr. Ardos und N. Chidiosan mehrere volkerwanderungszeitliche und mittelalterliche Graber gefunden. Das typologische Netz der Beigaben der volkerwanderungszeitlichen Graber gestattet ihre Einordnung in die zweite Halfte des 5. Jahrhunderts. Die 32 Graber aus den 10.–11. Jahrhunderten reprasentieren nur einen kleinen Teil eines Graberfeldes, doch scheinen sie die chronologische Richtung des Bestattungablaufs zu spiegeln. Die Beigaben konnen in zwei chronologische Gruppen eingereiht werden. Die erste chronologische Gruppe stellt die zweite Halfte des 10. und die erste Halfte des 11. Jahrhunderts dar; die zweite Gruppe reprasentiert die verschiedenen Abschnitte des 11. Jahrhunderts.
Der Band enthält die Vorträge des 13. Internationalen Symposiums Grundprobleme der frühgeschicht... more Der Band enthält die Vorträge des 13. Internationalen Symposiums Grundprobleme der frühgeschichtlichen Entwicklung im mittleren Donauraum, das in Zwettl vom 4. bis 8. Dezember 2000 abgehalten wurde. In zwanzig Beiträgen behandeln Historiker und Fachkollegen aus dem ...
Csanád Bálint has made many references to the literature on production of noble metal
artefacts i... more Csanád Bálint has made many references to the literature on production of noble metal
artefacts in Asia, especially under the Tang Dynasty (618–906), in his works. The Tang Era
is known to have been China’s golden age; it is then that the production of gold and silver
artefacts thrived – their forms and ornament patterns, which resembled those of Byzantine,
Sasanian, Central Asian or Southern Asian civilisations, became considerably richer. After
the collapse of the Tang Dynasty and the partition of Middle Kingdom to smaller state units,
Liao dynasty (907–1125) metalwork in gold and silver refers to an earlier (Tang) period. A
nomadic character of Liao dynasty’s background had a significant impact on the development
of the production of noble metal artefacts during that period. In this paper, I will try to present
shorty the origens and the stages of the development of the production of metalwork in gold
and silver under the Tang and Liao dynasties.
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artefacts in Asia, especially under the Tang Dynasty (618–906), in his works. The Tang Era
is known to have been China’s golden age; it is then that the production of gold and silver
artefacts thrived – their forms and ornament patterns, which resembled those of Byzantine,
Sasanian, Central Asian or Southern Asian civilisations, became considerably richer. After
the collapse of the Tang Dynasty and the partition of Middle Kingdom to smaller state units,
Liao dynasty (907–1125) metalwork in gold and silver refers to an earlier (Tang) period. A
nomadic character of Liao dynasty’s background had a significant impact on the development
of the production of noble metal artefacts during that period. In this paper, I will try to present
shorty the origens and the stages of the development of the production of metalwork in gold
and silver under the Tang and Liao dynasties.
Books by Dr.radu Harhoiu
artefacts in Asia, especially under the Tang Dynasty (618–906), in his works. The Tang Era
is known to have been China’s golden age; it is then that the production of gold and silver
artefacts thrived – their forms and ornament patterns, which resembled those of Byzantine,
Sasanian, Central Asian or Southern Asian civilisations, became considerably richer. After
the collapse of the Tang Dynasty and the partition of Middle Kingdom to smaller state units,
Liao dynasty (907–1125) metalwork in gold and silver refers to an earlier (Tang) period. A
nomadic character of Liao dynasty’s background had a significant impact on the development
of the production of noble metal artefacts during that period. In this paper, I will try to present
shorty the origens and the stages of the development of the production of metalwork in gold
and silver under the Tang and Liao dynasties.