Клады Войнешть (Румыния) и Черемно (Польша) и некоторые специфические черты ювелирного убора населения Восточной, Юго-Восточной и Центральной Европы в XIII – начале XIVвв.
The treasures of Voinesti (Romania) and Cheremno (Poland) and some specific features of the jewelry design of the population of Eastern, South Eastern and Central Europe in the 13th – early 14th centuries

Summary/Abstract: We can distinguished in the component of Voineşti hoard (Romania) three groups of items made in different jewelry traditions. The group of decorations of Old Russian origin from this hoard has very close analogies in the compositions of two treasures from Cheremno (Poland). The cessation of the hordes from Voineşti and Cheremno took place in the second half of the 13th – early 14th centuries. The complexes from Cheremno are the ones of the western places of discovering Old Rus’ ornaments, some of which came from the workshops of the Galician lands. The finds from Voineşti make the southwestern border of the distribution of such objects, while this complex was supplemented with items, characteristic for the jewelry production of the Carpathian-Balkan region.

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