Results found: 2

Search results

Search:
in the keywords: Serapis

Sort By:

Limit search:

The Great Temple in Berenike: new findings of the Berenike Temple Project

100%

Hense M.

Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean

2017

vol. 26(2)

133-145

A reinvestigation of the so-called Serapis temple of Berenike produced proof for the existence of undisturbed archaeology around and even inside the building. Until recently it was assumed that this temple was completely excavated during the several, poorly documented, excavations of the 19th century. A small test trench against the back wall of the temple uncovered the remains of a secondary stone wall and parts of a small statue. The excavation of the northwest room resulted in the find of architectural details never published by the early excavators.

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

72%

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.

Refine search results

1 Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean

1 Studia Hercynia

1 2018

1 2016

1 Daňová M.

1 Hense M.

1 Schmidtová J.

1 Šefčáková A.

Search results

The Great Temple in Berenike: new findings of the Berenike Temple Project

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