Marisia - Maros Megyei Múzeum Évkönyve 30/1. (2010)

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I. Fábián

appearance during the reign of Constantine the Great, was made after Sasanid model. As general feature the cap is made of two parts, joined by a ridge. Unlike most of the helmets of this type, which had two parts of the calotte forged in one piece, the specimen form Concesti (and those of Berkasovo, or Deurne) have their semi-calottes consisting of several parts. It seems that this type of helmet is a final stage of evolution of these late Roman helmets.

APPENDIX

Repertory of the most significant discoveries of weapons from the age of migrations

(4.h_7.h c AD)

1. Apahida (Cluj c.). A spatha in the princely grave from Apahida II. Preserved length: 40.4 cm, 4.35 cm wide and 0.35 cm thick (Protase 1972, 17; Horedt-Protase 1972, 174-220).

2. Cluj-Cordo$ (Cluj c.). A leaf shaped spearhead (Ferenczi 1960, 193-203).

3. Concetti (Botolani c.). Guard helm (Gardehelm) and eagle shaped sheath part (Dräghici 1857).

4. Bärlad- Valea Seacä (Vaslui c.). A pair of spurs in funerary context (Palade 1971, 259-276; Palade 1980, 407-416; Petrescu 2002, 62).

5. Bude§ti (Bistrita-Näsäud c.). A spade and a deteriorated umbo (Horedt 1986, 148; Bóna 1961, 192— 203).

6. Ciumbrud (Cluj c.). Battleax (Kokowski 1993, n. 6; Kazanski 1994, 482).

7. Ghenci (Satu-Mare c.). A fragmented sarmaxas with traces of the steath. Length: 38 cm (Harhoiu 1997, 167).

8. Dolhe$ti Mari (Suceava c.). Shield umbo (Kokowski 1993, n. 48; Kazanski 1994, 478).

9. Fäntänele-Rdf (Bistrita-Näsäud c.). Battleax discovered in funerary context (Marinescu-Gaiu 1989, 125).

10. Hlincea (Ia$i c.). Pair of spurs in a bad shape (Petrescu-Dämbovita et al, 1954, 233-236; Petrescu 2002, 150).

11. Ia§i-Nicolina (Ia$i c.). An umbo, fragmented sword, spearhead and a battleaxe (Ionitä 1985, 30-49; Petrescu 2002, 159).

12. Letcani (Ia$i c.). Spearhead (Blo§iu 1975, 203-275; Petrescu 2002, 173).

13. Mediae (Sibiu c.). Shield umbo with unknown discovery place (Petrescu, 2002 178).

14. No§lac (Alba c.). Four swords (Rusu 1962, 275).

15. Säbäoani (Neamt c.). A pair of spurs in funerary context (Ursachi 1994, 261-268).

16. Reci (Covasna c.). Spearhead (Székely 1969, 297-316; Cavruc 2000).

17. Valea lui Mihai (Bihor c.). A two bladed sword in funerary context (Roska 1932,69-72; Stanciu 1997, 167-209).

Blosiu 1975

Bóna 1961 Cavruc 2000 Dräghici 1857 Ferenczi 1960

Harhoiu 1997 Horedt 1986

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Blosiu, C, Necropola din sec. IV e.n. de la Lectani (jud. Ia§i), ArhMold, VIII, 203-275.

Bóna L, Az újhartyáni germán lovassír, ArchÉrt, 88, 192-209.

Cavruc, V., Repertoriul arheologic al judetului Harghita, Sf. Gheorghe. Dräghici, M., Istoria Moldovei pe timp de 500 de ani, Bucure§ti. Ferenczi §t., О nouä descoperire din epoca migratiilor in cartierul Cordos al Clujului, IN: Condurachi, E. et al. (ed.), Omagiu lui Constantin Daicoviciu cu prilejul implinirii a 60 de ani, 193-203.

Harhoiu, R., Die frühe Völkerwanderungszeit in Rumänien, Bucure§ti. Horedt, K., Siebenbürgen im Frühmittelalter, Bonn.