X-ray-Fluorescence Mapping of the Elemental Composition and Process of Making the Roman Figured Weight from the Eklizi-Burun Sanctuary in Mountain Crimea

Cet article présente deux poids en bronze de balances romaines, découverts dans le sanctuaire montagneux d’Eklizi-Burun (Crimée). L’une des principales pratiques rituelles identifiées sur le site était la destruction délibérée d’objets. L’article propose de voir dans ces deux poids et leurs balances des trophées saisis par les fidèles du sanctuaire, avant d’être détruits et consacrés.

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X-ray-Fluorescence Mapping of the Elemental Composition and Process of Making the Roman Figured Weight from the Eklizi-Burun Sanctuary in Mountain Crimea

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