[Bonetools] Bone Amulets from Stobi

Zlatko zlatko.kovancaliev at stobi.mk
Mon Sep 10 09:53:30 CEST 2018


Dear Lóránt, 

You and Mr. Feugere are right.  They are the same phallic amulet. The three
amulets from Stobi, are discovered in burials of infants, approx. 6 months
old. Thank you for pointing out you paper “Is that not charming? Fascinum in
Aquincum – Protection against Evil Eye. Phallic Amulets in
a Roman City. It is of great help and I enjoy reading it. 
Thank you once again, 

Yours,

Zlatko Kovancaliev 
Senior curator, Roman period archaeologist at National Institution Stobi, 
Archaeological site Stobi  1420 Gradsko, 
R. of Macedonia 
+389 75 357 351 
zlatkokovancaliev at gmail.com 
zlatko.kovancaliev at stobi.mk 
www.stobi.mk



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Date: Fri, 7 Sep 2018 08:17:29 +0000 (UTC)
From: L?r?nt Vass <v_lorant at yahoo.com>
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Dear Zlatko,
I share Mr.?Feug?re'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 R?gis?gei XLIX, 2016, 63-87.


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IS THAT NOT CHARMING? FASCINUM IN AQUINCUM ? PROTECTION AGAINST EVIL EYE.
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I wish you look with your study!
All the best,L?r?nt Vass
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