Exploring Dwellings and Manufacturing Spaces in Medieval Context (7th—14th Centuries). Proceedings of the national conference, Târgu Mureș, 27th—30th October 2020 (Orbis Mediaevalis III)
Language: English

 

   The initiators conceived the idea of a series of biannual conferences under the title Orbis Mediaevalis, each of which would be highlighted by the publication of a volume including the contributions presented. The need to relaunch the research on the Migration Period and the Early Medieval Period within the Romanian scholarly environment is the aim of a project that has attempted from the outset to be open to collaboration between interested institutions. The investigation of the mentioned periods – important for the transformations that took place at the time – excludes the research set within rigid geographical frameworks. Contacts, interactions, and developments of similar tendencies existed between neighboring areas as well as between territories separated by a greater distance. That is why, the contributions published in the present volume, signed by colleagues from Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, and Austria, are essential and encouraging, precisely from the point of view of complementary approaches, which contribute to a better knowledge on the medieval world in formation, regardless of its location on the eastern periphery of Europe. After a workshop held in Carei-Bobald in 2013, conferences were subsequently organised in Lipova (2016) and Arad (2018), both generously supported by the Arad Museum Complex. The two already published and available volumes are now followed by the third, which is the result of the workshop organized in Târgu Mureș, on the 27th of October 2020, by the Mureș County Museum, with limited direct participation because of the restrictions applied during the pandemic. (Foreword)
 

Table of contents

Foreword

Beate Maria Pomberger, Jörg Mühlhans, Karina Grömer The project “Metallic Idiophones between 800 BC and 800 AD in Central Europe – Their Function and Acoustic Infuence in Daily Life” (First reports)

Alpár Dobos, Szilamér-Péter Pánczél, Katalin Sidó, Keve László, Sándor Berecki, Mihály Pethe, László Lenkey, Máté Szabó. Spotting the Past of Morești. New Data Collected through Non-invasive Research 

Dan Băcueț-Crișan. Dwellings and Manufacturing Spaces in the Early Medieval Settlement from Marca Sfărăuaș I (Sălaj County)

Ioan Stanciu. An Examination of the Early Medieval Pottery Production Concerning the Use of the Potter’s Wheel in the Eastern Part of the Carpathian Basin (7th–9th Centuries) 

Anita Rapan Papeša. Te Lion does not care about the Opinion of the Sheep 

Cristina Paraschiv-Talmațchi, Constantin Șova. Production Space Versus Living Space. Constructions with Grinding Devices in Mainland Dobrudja 

Daniela Tănase. Living Spaces and Spaces Destined for Craft in the Early Medieval Settlement at Remetea Mare – “Gomila lui Pituț” from Timiș County 

Stela Doncheva. Workshops in the Production Centers in the Vicinity of the Capital Preslav 

Stella Doncheva, Nina Arhangelova, Ákos Csepregi, Anikó Angyal, Zita Szikszai. PIXE – Analyse of Ingots and Scrap from the Metal Art Production Centre Near Nadarevo, Targovishte Municipality 

Frigyes Szücsi, Csilla Szőllősy, Sándor Romát. Eleventh-century Stone Fortifcations in Alba Civitas (Fehérvár) in the Light of Excavations at 14 Jókai Mór Street 

Florin Mărginean. Árpád Age Pottery Kiln Workshops in the Light of Archaeological Finds from the Lower Mureș Basin 

Book reviews

Florin Mărginean, Ioan Stanciu, Keve László (Eds.), Inter tempora. Cronologia perioadei medievale timpurii. Probleme, abordări, rezultate / Inter tempora. Te Chronology of the Early Medieval Period: Issues, Approaches, Results. Lucrările conferinţei naţionale: Inter tempora. Cronologia perioadei medievale timpurii. Probleme, abordări, rezultate, Arad, 26–29 septembrie 2018, Orbis Medievalis II, Editura Mega, Cluj-Napoca, 2019, 272 pages, 57 fgures, 6 tables, 1 map, 57 plates. (ISBN 978-606-020-193-9) (by Ünige Bencze) 

Botár István, Havasok keblében rejtező szép Csík. A Csíki-medence középkori településtörténete (Beautiful Ciuc Hiding in the Mountains. Te Medieval Settlement History of the Ciuc Basin), Opitz Archaeologica 15, Martin Opitz Kiadó, Budapest, 2019, 655 pages, 598 illustrations. (ISBN 978-963-9987-64-7) (by Zalán Győrf) 

Abbreviations 

 
Details
Publisher Editura Mega
Language English
Pages 274
Illustrations b/w figures
Binding hardback
ISBN 978-606-020-427-5
Creation date 2021
Size 21 х 29 cm

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