Ion Motzoi-Chicideanu
Monica Monica Șandor-Chicideanu

O brǎţarǎ din bronz descoperitǎ la Plosca (jud. Dolj) / A Bronze Bracelet Discoverd at Plosca (Dolj County)

Jan. 1, 2012

Keywords:
cultura Žuto Brdo-Gârla Mare
brăţară de bronz
Plosca
DOI:

10.55201/WYYQ2768

Abstract

In summer 2003 a bronze bracelet has been found by fortune not far from the place of the excavation in a Bronze Age cemetery. & e place of discovery is on the southern edge of the Lake Bistreţ, village Plosca, Dolj County (Fig. 1). It is possible that the bracelet could be a piece from a bronze hoard lost today. Broken from old time, the bracelet is decorated by incisions (Fig. 2). From the morphological point of view the most important element is the triangular section, so it could say that the piece belong to a large category defi ned on this element. Such bracelets are typical for the hoards belonging to the so called Cincu-Suseni type, from the beginning of the Early Iron Age (Hallstatt A) especially in Transylvania (Fig. 3). In the area of the lake Bistreţ were searched some objects with fl utted pottery belonging to the same period, to the so called Vârtop culture. It is very possible that the bracelet from Plosca belong to this culture reached the southern Oltenia as a result of the long distance exchange.