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@article{725273, author = {Jílek, Jan}, article_location = {Praha}, article_number = {X}, keywords = {silver vessels; Roman period; princely tomb; Holubice; Krakovany-Stráže}, language = {eng}, issn = {1212-5865}, journal = {Studia Hercynia}, title = {Supplementary notes to the cognition of silver vessels in the territory of the Czech and Slovak republics}, volume = {2006}, year = {2006} }
TY - JOUR ID - 725273 AU - Jílek, Jan PY - 2006 TI - Supplementary notes to the cognition of silver vessels in the territory of the Czech and Slovak republics JF - Studia Hercynia VL - 2006 IS - X SP - 24-32 EP - 24-32 SN - 12125865 KW - silver vessels KW - Roman period KW - princely tomb KW - Holubice KW - Krakovany-Stráže N2 - The aim of this contribution paper is to point out also other possible interpretations of selected silver vessels and to open a discussion. Our interest will be focused on fragments of vessels from a rich cremation grave in Holubice and a cylindrical strainer from tomb No. II in Krakovany-Stráže. The submitted supplementary notes present alternative interpretations to the studied material, thus extending the possible point of view of the studied issues. Nowadays the four fragments from Holubice may only be combined hypothetically. It seems imaginable that the bell-shaped foot and the vessel side with a dished mouth that has a thickened edge could have belonged to each other. A relation of the Roman horizontal handle with the ring and finger rest of a German origin, albeit imaginable, has no parallel. The strainer from tomb II in Krakovany-Stráže certainly does not copy artless kitchen shapes as has been assumed by older research; it belongs to the group of strainers that were inserted into the mouths of utensils. It will certainly be possible to improve and further amend the presented hypotheses by new knowledge with the development of the attitude to the studied issues. ER -
JÍLEK, Jan. Supplementary notes to the cognition of silver vessels in the territory of the Czech and Slovak republics. \textit{Studia Hercynia}. Praha, 2006, roč.~2006, X, s.~24-32. ISSN~1212-5865.
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