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Dosavadní výsledky mezioborové spolupráce na nálezech ze starší doby bronzové v Hulíně - U Isidorka

Title in English Latest Results of Interdisciplinary Cooperation on Finds from the Early Bronze Age in Hulín - U Isidorka
Authors

PEŠKA Jaroslav BERKOVEC Tomáš HLOŽEK Martin KRUPA Petr TROJEK Tomáš DROZDOVÁ Eva KOLDÍNSKÁ Zuzana KRÁLÍK Miroslav SELUCKÁ Alena

Year of publication 2005
Type Article in Proceedings
Conference Ročenka 2004 Archeologické centrum Olomouc
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Science

Citation
Field Archaeology, anthropology, ethnology
Keywords bronze age; spiral rings; corrosion products; skeletal remains; fingerprints; conservation
Description A rescue archaeological research on site Hulín U Isidorka resulted in impressive finds from Early Bronze Age. The research comprised a complete settlement area (a settlement and a burial site) of the Nitra culture, a burial site of the advanced Únětice culture and settlement of the Věteřov group. Burial site was dominated by three deep robbed graves (H31, 32, and 38) with well-preserved skeletal remains. Besides pottery, the graves also provided a rich assemblage of metal gifts. Exceptional is a find of six perhaps copper spiral rings. Unique is the preservation of fingerprints on corrosion products on both the outer and inner side of the rings, and residues of animal hairs. In the event of such significance, archaeology has to cooperate with a number of other disciplines. Results of material and technological analyses of metal goods, analyses of the organic residues and fingerprints, anthropological analysis of the skeletal remains, and results of conservation of metal objects, are presented in the paper.
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