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A Roman gilt finger ring from Přelouč and other Roman‑Period settlement finds

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Jílek J., Pukanczová A., Pešta M., Urban P.

Studia Hercynia

2022

vol. 26

issue 1

174-195

A collection of Roman Period metal objects was acquired with the help of a metal detector survey in the vicinity of Přelouč. The artefacts were handed over to the City Museum in Přelouč. Of special impor tance among this collection is a Roman gilt finger ring made from a copper alloy, dated back to the 2nd–3rd centuries AD, and a pyriform balsamarium of the type Bienert 102/103. The collection is dominated by brooches, which can be dated from the end of the 1st century until the 4th century. Most of them belong to the Late or Final Roman Iron Age. This might indicate that the settlement reached its peak within this time period.

New Finds of Roman Rings from a Rich Grave in Cemetery III, Rusovce‑Gerulata

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Schmidtová J., Daňová M., Šefčáková A.

Studia Hercynia

2016

vol. 20

issue 1

83-99

In 2014 a unique burial was unearthed in Gerulata cemetery III, containing an unusual number of rings. The buried woman aged 40–49 had two rings on each hand, one of which was a signet ring with a gem depicting the Egyptian deities Serapis and Isis. Another unusual item was a bracelet composed of seven disks with side openings for a string. Two glazed vessels have enlarged the number of known vessels of this type from this site to 13 pieces.

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1 Urban P.

1 Šefčáková A.

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A Roman gilt finger ring from Přelouč and other Roman‑Period settlement finds

New Finds of Roman Rings from a Rich Grave in Cemetery III, Rusovce‑Gerulata