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NÁLEZY SKLA Z ARCHEOLOGICKÉHO VÝSKUMU ZOBORSKÉHO KLÁŠTORA

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Samuel M.

Študijné zvesti

2009

issue 46

45 - 50

The contribution presents first brief information about the finds of glass excavated during archaeological research of the Zobor monastery. The glass finds from the Benedictine monastery of St. Hyppolitus (the 11th-15th cent.) have been preserved only in fragments of window targets, which were usually found in secondary positions; collection of almost 30 glass vessels were revealed at a monk’s abode cellar of the Camaldulian St. Joseph’s monastery (1695-1782). Some glass vessels were made in Italy, from where several monks came after the monastery had been finished in 1695. A glass, most probably early-medieval bead found in a monk’s abode Baroque masonry is a curious find.

„OLIVOVITÉ“ KORÁLIKY - TERMINOLOGICKÉ POZNÁMKY A MAKROSKOPICKÉ POZOROVANIA NÁLEZOV Z POHREBISKA V DOLNÝCH VĚSTONICIACH

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Staššíková-Štukovská D., Ungerman Š.

Študijné zvesti

2009

issue 45

39 - 57

The article shows systematic and non-systematic nomenclature classification on examples of origin and usage of the name “olive shaped” beads which were in the early medieval age spread across the central Europe. Detailed description of the types of glass beads, which are in the abstract named „olive-shaped smooth“, and “olive shaped lengthwise latticed”. General description of shape, dimensions, glass, glass faults, marks (traces) of technical operations, manufacturing technology and ornaments which were done based on the macroscopic analysis on 227 pieces of olive shaped beads from cemetery in Dolní Věstonice.

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NÁLEZY SKLA Z ARCHEOLOGICKÉHO VÝSKUMU ZOBORSKÉHO KLÁŠTORA

„OLIVOVITÉ“ KORÁLIKY - TERMINOLOGICKÉ POZNÁMKY A MAKROSKOPICKÉ POZOROVANIA NÁLEZOV Z POHREBISKA V DOLNÝCH VĚSTONICIACH