Arheologija in GIS

Dular, Janez; Slapšak, Božidar; Stančič, Zoran; Tecco-Hvala, Sneža

doi:10.4312/dela.9.213-222

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“…Sheep are social animals and tend to bond with their dominant shepherds, both human and animal. 53 Daily care and interaction provided a distinctly social aspect to human-sheep relationships, and their economic importance cannot be denied. They provided essential primary and secondary resources, allowed increased self-sufficiency of households, and can be considered a form of mobile wealth.…”

Section: The Importance Of Sheepmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The ubiquity of spindle whorls in settlement and grave contexts, as well as loom weights and needles to a more limited extent, highlights the importance of textile production to local economies. In addition, recent work on pre-Roman textiles has indicated that Early Iron Age peoples were familiar with complex patterns, tablet weaving, 53 Clutton-Brock 1999, 73; Mlekuž 2013, 152. 54 Mlekuž 2013, 155.…”

Section: Wool and Womenmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…63 Other textiles from Slovenia have thread counts between 20 and 22 threads per cm. 64 The apparent high quality of local textile production, as well as the frequent finds of spinning and weaving tools in settlements and graves indicates that cloth production was an important local craft, and textiles may have been an important trade item circulating in elite networks. 65 The spinning and weaving of wool was apparently a female activity, based on the frequent finds of spindle whorls and loom weights in female graves, 58 as well as iconography from the surrounding regions.…”

Section: Wool and Womenmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…52 Ne nazadnje sta na Špičastem hribu ležala jagoda v obliki ovnove glavice in predilno vretence v isti naselbinski plasti nedaleč narazen (sonda 1, plast 2). 53 Četudi ti primeri še ne dokazujejo pomenljivosti povezav med upodobitvami ovac/ovnov in izdelovanjem tekstila, so zagotovo zelo sugestivni. V grobnih kontekstih so imele jagode v obliki ovnove glavice podobno funkcijo kot predilna vretenca -obe vrsti predmetov pa se implicitno navezujeta na volno in izdelavo tkanin 54 ter glede na kontekste, opredeljene po spolu, implicirata tudi povezavo žensk s tekstilno obrtjo.…”

Section: Jagode V Obliki Ovnove Glavice In Tekstilni Pripomočkiunclassified

“…Stroškovna analiza razdalj med dolenjskimi halštatskimi naselji je pokazala, da je glavna pot v smeri sever-jug potekala od Magdalenske gore do Stične in naprej proti Novemu mestu, druga pomembna pot v Novo mesto pa je vodila mimo Valične vasi in Vinkovega vrha. 64 Teh najdišč na zahodnem delu Dolenjske pa niso povezovale le regionalne poti in geografska lega, temveč tudi njihov domnevno skupen obrambni sistem, 65 o čemer naj bi pričali bojevniški grobovi in najdbe iz certoške in negovske stopnje na najdiščih vzdolž reke Krke do Savske ravni, kjer so bile morda nameščene celo vojaške posadke. 66 Če to drži, bi lahko dodatno pripomoglo h krepitvi tesnih stikov med temi kraji in k menjavi izdelkov, tudi jagod v obliki ovnove glavice, bodisi kot trgovskega blaga bodisi z mobilnostjo žensk, ki so jih posedovale.…”

Section: Družbeni Kontekst Jagod V Obliki Ovnove Glaviceunclassified

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Women, Sheep, and Textiles: The social significance of ram’s head beads in Early Iron Age Slovenia

Frie¹

2021

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Ram’s head beads are well-known items of personal adornment in the Dolenjska Hallstatt cultural group. Recent analysis has demonstrated that they are the most common zoomorphic artefacts in this region with 187 currently known. This article updates the list of known beads and contextualizes their significance in the Dolenjska Hallstatt cultural group. It is argued that the sheep imagery of these beads and their distribution in female graves is related to local textile production. It is proposed that beads signalled aspects of personal and economic identity for Dolenjska Hallstatt women related to the production of high-quality textiles. In addition, the distribution of these beads demonstrates Iron Age community networks on the western frontier of Dolenjska, and perhaps even reflects the movement of women between communities.

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Section: The Importance Of Sheepmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Wool and Womenmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Wool and Womenmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Jagode V Obliki Ovnove Glavice In Tekstilni Pripomočkiunclassified

Section: Družbeni Kontekst Jagod V Obliki Ovnove Glaviceunclassified

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Women, Sheep, and Textiles: The social significance of ram’s head beads in Early Iron Age Slovenia

Frie¹

2021

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Digital Printing in Contemporary Art. A review for conservation decision-making

Anthonisen-Añabeitia

Olabarria

2020

Cons. Património

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Art uses the contemporary tools developed at the time, because of their material and conceptual possibilities. Comparing with other media, computers and output devices have transformed our society and culture in the last decades more than ever. These resources offered an interesting research path for artists, generating consideration and discussion concerning its use and conservation. On this regard this paper focuses on two main aspects: the materials employed to produce digital prints (technologies, inks, substrates, finishing and mounting) and conservation issues such as terminology concerns, documentation and recording, long-term stability, and reproduction matters. Clear standards are needed in order to guarantee the conservation of these artworks, representative of this century.

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Naselbina iz poznega neolitika in zgodnje bakrene dobe v Stopercah (Haloze)

Kramberger¹,

Tušek²,

Tolar³

2023

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V članku so predstavljeni rezultati interdisciplinarnih raziskav naselbine v Stopercah, ki je bila raziskana leta 2009 ob gradnji vzporednega plinovoda v Halozah. V pozni neolitik je opredeljena jama (SE 128) s keramičnim inventarjem savske skupine lengyelske kulture, večina mlajših ostalin pa pripada naselju lasinjske kulture iz zgodnje bakrene dobe. Naselje je obsegalo v raziskanem delu vsaj štiri hiše, grajene s stojkami, zemljanko z ognjiščem in šest manjših lesenih objektov. Analiza najdb in rezultati datiranja z metodo radioaktivnega ogljika 14C po postopku AMS kažejo, da je poznoneolitska jama iz sredine 5. tisočletja pr. n. št., naselje lasinjske kulture pa iz konca 5. ali začetka 4. tisočletja pr. n. št. Arheobotanične analize kažejo, da so v zgodnji bakreni dobi za gradnjo uporabljali pretežno les venčasto poroznih listavcev, analize semen pa na gojenje vsaj dveh vrst pšenic (Triticum monococcum in T. dicoccum). Maloštevilni živalski ostanki pripadajo prašiču (Sus sp.).

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Arheologija in GIS

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Women, Sheep, and Textiles: The social significance of ram’s head beads in Early Iron Age Slovenia

Women, Sheep, and Textiles: The social significance of ram’s head beads in Early Iron Age Slovenia

Digital Printing in Contemporary Art. A review for conservation decision-making

Naselbina iz poznega neolitika in zgodnje bakrene dobe v Stopercah (Haloze)

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