大型匕首模具。青铜时代的独特发现Hatvan-Strázsa-hegy说明了这一点

Q2 Arts and Humanities

Acta Archaeologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae Pub Date : 2019-06-01 DOI:10.1556/072.2019.70.1.1

J. Tarbay

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本研究讨论了来自Hatvan-Strazsa-hegy tell(匈牙利，Heves县)的五个青铜时代砂岩铸造模具，这些模具已于20世纪90年代被国防部研究所和军事历史博物馆收购。其中一个模具是半成品，上面有匕首柄的反面。其他四个模具适合铸造大型三角形匕首刀片，根据它们的尺寸和底片的轮廓，它们可以排列成两对。根据宏观观察，这些发现已经使用了一段时间，证明Rei时期Strazsa-hegy遗址存在先进的冶金技术。Br。答:此外，它们还提供了一个评估这些重要物品的机会，而这些物品并没有很多相似之处。本文的主要目的是根据从模具中获得的宏观数据及其平行发现来讨论和重建匕首的生命周期。

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Moulds for large daggers. Unique finds from the Bronze Age Hatvan-Strázsa-hegy tell

The present study discusses five Bronze Age sandstone casting moulds from the Hatvan-Strazsa-hegy tell (Hungary, Heves County), which have been acquired by the Ministry of Defence Institute and Museum of Military History in the 1990s. One of the moulds is a semi-finished product, showing a negative of a dagger hilt pommel. The other four moulds were suitable to cast large triangular-shaped dagger blades and they can be arranged into two pairs, based on their dimensions and the outlines of their negatives. According to macroscopic observations, these finds have been used for a period of time, proving that advanced metallurgy was present on the Strazsa-hegy site during the Rei. Br. A. Besides they provide a chance for an evaluation of these significant objects that do not abound in parallels. The main goal of this paper is to discuss and reconstruct the life-cycle of daggers, based on macroscopic data obtained from the moulds and their parallel finds.

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Acta Archaeologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae Arts and Humanities-Archeology (arts and humanities)

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期刊介绍： The periodical is devoted to the results achieved by Hungarian archaeologists. It covers studies of the most important excavations, finds and problems of the period from the Paleolithic to the Middle Ages. It contains, further, short papers on individual finds and comprehensive reports on the single fields of research, as well. Publishes book reviews and advertisements.