[Bonetools] Unknown object of Seviac (Southwestern France), Roman-Late Roman period

Sabine Deschler-Erb sabine.deschler at unibas.ch
Mon Jan 9 06:46:27 CET 2012


Bonjour
C'est probablement la moitié d'un manche de couteau. Dans la rainure à 
l'intérieur de l'objet était fixé le gond (?) en fer du couteau. C'est 
pourquoi la couleur rouge. Le même objet a été trouvé à Augusta Raurica 
(S. Deschler-Erb, Römische Beinartefakte aus Augusta Raurica. Augst 
1998, p.359, Tafel 7, objet no.91).

Bonne journée
Sabine Deschler-Erb



Am 07.01.2012 17:18, schrieb Bénédicte Khan:
> Dear all,
>
> I am studying the bone and ivory artefacts of a Roman villa found in 
> the south of France. Through the usual bone pins and beads, there is 
> one object for which I can't find any similar item. It is a small, 
> almost rectangular piece that is broken on the length along the 
> central perforation, made by a drill. The artefact may have had a 
> square section originally. The only external face entirely preserved 
> shows parallel lines engraved in the length sense. One of the short 
> faces is concave, the other is shorter and flat. The concave and the 
> long perforation are red; nothing in the context could explain the 
> colouring.
>
> Does anyone have any idea ?
>
> Thank you very much in advance,
> and wishing to all of you the best for the new year,
>
> Bénédicte Khan
>
>
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Sabine.deschler at unibas.ch
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