[Bonetools] Bone Amulets from Stobi

Lóránt Vass v_lorant at yahoo.com
Fri Sep 7 10:00:27 CEST 2018


 Dear Zlatko,
I share Mr. Feugère's opinion about the phallic amulet. They appear quite frequent in infant or female graves in Roman period, usually in the Late-Republic-Early Imperial Age, and they are found many times associated with other amulets of various raw material as part of crepundia (apotropaic necklaces worn by little children to avert the look of the Evil Eye). I have also found something similar in Aquincum in a cremation grave. Although it does not look exactly like yours, we can consider it a later version of the same morphological type.
IS THAT NOT CHARMING? FASCINUM IN AQUINCUM – PROTECTION AGAINST EVIL EYE. PHALLIC AMULETS IN A ROMAN CITY, In: Budapest Régiségei XLIX, 2016, 63-87.


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I wish you look with your study!
All the best,Lóránt Vass
    Michel Feugere<Michel.Feugere at wanadoo.fr> ezt írta (2018. szeptember 6., csütörtök 16:02:16 CEST):  
 
 Dear Zlatko,

I believe they are late LT or Late-Republican phallic pendants, you find them on two pages of artefacts.mom.fr : AMP-3003 and AMP-3004.
Please register online to open the detailed page.
Yours,

Michel FeugèreArtefacts webmaster




Le 6 sept. 2018 à 15:37, Renáta Přichystalová <svecova at phil.muni.cz> a écrit :
Dear Zlatko,

I have got something a very similar from the site Břeclav - Pohansko,
south Moravia, CZ. But it is dated to early medieval period.
I send You my article about it.
I´m  very much interested in this issuse. If You will be finished with
Your work, please, send me Your results.

with best regards


Renáta Přichystalová
Ústav archeologie a muzeologie FF MU
Department of Archaeology and Museology
Faculty of Arts
Masaryk University
A. Nováka 1
CZ-602 00 Brno



Dear colleagues and list members,

I am writing a paper about roman bone amulets and pendants discovered at
Stobi in R. of Macedonia. I struggle finding anything published elsewhere
specifically for 3 items of the same type. All of them comes from burials,
two of which from cremations. Please have a look at the attached photo.
Any
comments or references about these or similar items will be gratefully
received.

Furthermore, the paper includes amulets of the type "Hercules club",
"Phallic amulets" and perforated boar tusks, similar of which, are more or
less present in catalogues of various publications. But, I would
appreciate
greatly if you can share any pdf./e-book in which such items are being
discussed additionally (function/origin/manufacture/development).

Best regards,



Zlatko Kovancaliev

Senior curator, Roman period archaeologist at National Institution Stobi,

 Archaeological site Stobi

1420 Gradsko, R. Macedonia

+389 75 357 351

zlatkokovancaliev at gmail.com

zlatko.kovancaliev at stobi.mk

www.stobi.mk



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