Vol. 2017 (2018): Communicationes Archaeologicae Hungariae
Studies

Detail of a Sarmatian settlement at Bugac-Bimbó. Chronological data concerning the 2nd–3rd century settlement history of the Danube–Tisza-interfluve

PDF (Magyar)
  • Kornél Sóskuti
DOI: https://doi.org/10.54640/CAH.2017.109

Published 2018-12-04

Keywords

  • the Great Hungarian Plain in the Roman Age, Sarmatian settlements, Roman pottery finds, amphorae, stamped ware, terra sigillata, Pannonian grey ware, Sarmatian pottery, fruit bowl, metal working, archaeozoology, radiocarbon (C14) dating

How to Cite

Sóskuti, K. (2018). Detail of a Sarmatian settlement at Bugac-Bimbó. Chronological data concerning the 2nd–3rd century settlement history of the Danube–Tisza-interfluve. Communicationes Archaeologicae Hungariae, 2017, 109–169. https://doi.org/10.54640/CAH.2017.109

Abstract

This paper introduces a Sarmatian settlement detail dating to the 2nd–3rd century which came to light during the excavations preceding the laying of a gas pipe. The relatively rich Roman archaeological material contributes new data to our knowledge about particular object types and their occurrence in the Barbaricum (amphora, stamped ware, Pannonian grey ware). Beside the traditional archaeological dating methods, radiocarbon dating of the find material was also executed. These latter results comprise the first, tentative data sequence of this type in relation with Sarmatian settlements of the Great Hungarian Plain.

PDF (Magyar)