[Bonetools] Bone-pins of the Municipal Museum Sisak

Wed Jun 6 06:09:12 CEST 2012

Dear Rosana,
This is an important article. I would like to get a pdf. 
Thanks
Etan Ayalon 

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Subject: [Bonetools] Bone-pins of the Municipal Museum Sisak

Dear all,

I have an article on the roman bone-pins in the collection of the Municipal Museum Sisak. It is in Croatian (only the summary is in English). If you want, I can send you a pdf.

Best regards,

Rosana Škrgulja
Curator
Municipal Museum Sisak, Croatia

Rosana Škrgulja
arheolog-kustos
Gradski muzej Sisak
tel: 044 811 811
mob: 091 4629 405
e-mail: rosana.skrgulja at muzej-sisak.hr

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Message: 1
Date: Mon, 04 Jun 2012 13:30:13 +0200
From: G?nther Karl Kunst <guenther.karl.kunst at univie.ac.at>
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	study of	object and waste of bone,	antler. ivory
and horn."
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Dear Alice!
Yes, I was thinking about soapstone (but colour?) or something like 
this. I am aware of the diss-absolution.
Karl

Alice Choyke schrieb:
> Dear Karel,
>     I need to think about this object. I don' suppose it could be made
> from a soft stone could it? This does not absolve you (or any one 
> else) from sending goodies in to me for the 'bone tool of the month.
> Alice
>
> >>> G?nther Karl Kunst<guenther.karl.kunst at univie.ac.at> 6/4/2012
> 12:31 PM >>>
> Der Alice and all!
> Unfortunately, this is not meant as an immediate reponse concerning a 
> bonetool of the month, because the circumstances (stray find), 
> property issues and identity (material) are still too vague. It was 
> found by a local collector in the vicinity of a former castle in a 
> (nowadays) remote area of northern Lower Austria. It was shown to me 
> by Sabine Felgenhauer from the prehistoric department who carries out 
> excavations in the castle area (pottery of High Medieval - 11th-13th 
> c). The oblong object, with a cross-engraving on both sides, feels 
> "warm" haptically and has been worked (file, saw, ...) all over its 
> surface, and I think/hope it is an animal tissue, but not quite sure 
> about that. No original surface left, and what is the meaning of the 
> "structural lines" (dentine-ivory, antler?)? Excavator put forward 
> ideas about a gaming piece/chessman. I attach several pictures I took 
> under not quite ideal cicrumstances. Any suggestions welcome!
> all the best
> Karl
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Message: 2
Date: Tue, 05 Jun 2012 07:42:51 +0300
From: Etan Ayalon <etana at eretzmuseum.org.il>
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Subject: Re: [Bonetools] medieval object
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Dear Marloes and all others,
It looks as a divider, perhaps of strings. Could it be a bridge of a
large string-instrument? Wear signs should be looked for. Etan Ayalon

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Sent: Monday, June 04, 2012 2:28 PM
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Subject: [Bonetools] medieval object

Dear all,

Another mystery object (I am sorry Alice, it is again no
bonetools-of-the-month-object)

I haven't seen this object myself, just received a picture with the
question:"what is this?"
Date: medieval or post-medieval
Context: city, no specific context (the Netherlands)

Does anyone of you has seen something similar?

Best wishes,
Marloes

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