Archaeological discoveries of the VIIIth-Xth centuries A.D. from Suceveni-Stoborăni site, Galaţi county Cover Image

Descoperiri arheologice aparținând secolelor VIII-X p.Chr. din situl arheologic de la Suceveni-Stoborăni, județul Galați
Archaeological discoveries of the VIIIth-Xth centuries A.D. from Suceveni-Stoborăni site, Galaţi county

Author(s): Adrian Adamescu, Tudor Mandache
Subject(s): Archaeology
Published by: Institutul Patrimoniului Cultural al Academiei de Științe a Moldovei
Keywords: South-East Moldavia;Prut river;VIIIth-Xth centuries;

Summary/Abstract: In the following lines, we intend to present, to the interested public, a range of materials that can be chronologically classified in VIIIth-Xth centuries A.D., discoveries that are a part of the archaeology collection of the “Paul Păltănea” Museum of History from Galați. These traces of material culture come from the archaeological dig undertaken at Suceveni-Stoborăni, a site that was excavated by Ion T. Dragomir, between 1968 and 1977, and, also, by Dan Nanu-Basarab, from 1988 to 1990. After the end of his excavations, Ion T. Dragomir publishes a series of articles, studies and, also, a monograph about the archaeological discoveries from the Eneolithic period, without rigorously describing the rest of the artifacts from other historical periods. In 2010, after we gained access to Ion T. Dragomir’s archaeological field notebooks and plans of the archaeological dig he had undertaken, we aimed to present the results of archaeological discoveries pertaining to the Early Iron Age. The aim was reached, and in the years 2011 and 2014, in the Peuce magazine, two articles were published with specific reference to these findings. The present article strives to continue the effort of publishing inedited materials and archaeological contexts that are part of the archaeological research carried out in the Stoborăni dig site and which refer, at this time, to the Early Middle Ages.

  • Issue Year: XIII/2017
  • Issue No: 1-2
  • Page Range: 141-161
  • Page Count: 20
  • Language: English, Romanian, Russian
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