Jane Hjarl Petersen Danmarks Grundforskningsfonds Center for Sortehavsstudier, Aarhus Universitet Kulturel interaktion og sociale strategier – gravskikke ved Sortehavet ca f.Kr.
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Traditional Greek features:Traditional Scythian features: A limited variation in grave goods types and a tendency towards more homogenous grave goods assemblages over time Red dye and other mineral substances inside the graves Wooden coffins and sarcophagi of either wood or stone Wooden coverings of graves and fluting at bottom of graves Organic beddings (eel grass and other organic materials) Very few weapons in burialsWeapons, whetstones, knifes, needles, spindle whorls, hand-made pottery, mirrors, stone plates (‘altars’), jewellery of precious metal Greek ceramics and other ‘Greek’ products such as terracotta figurines and protomes Scythian animal style objects Supine position(Various) Crouched positions Orientation of the deceased towards EOrientation of deceased towards W Horse burials and remains of other animals in or near the burials Flat ground burialsBurials in kurgans Niche graves Greek type stelai with Greek names and inscriptions Anthropomorphic stelai
Sector И depotbygning Primære gravområde I arkaisk tid Olbia (kort fra Papanova 2006)
barnbarn Barnebegravelse i Amfor fra Sector И (fra Knipovich 1940) Begravelse af ældre barn i simpel jordfæstegrav fra Sector И (fra Knipovich 1940)
(fra Vickers 2002).
(fra Vickers 2002). H:8,3 cm B:11,6 cm
(fra Vickers 2002).
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