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Археология На Българските Земи Archaelogy of the Bulgarian Lands B l БЪЛГАРСКА ИСТОРИЧЕСКА БИБЛИОТЕКА АРХЕОЛОГИЧЕСКИ ИНСТИТУТ С МУЗЕИ ПРИ БЪЛГАРСКАТА АКАДЕМИЯ НА НАУКИТЕ КАТЕДРА ПО АРХЕОЛОГИЯ ПРИ СУ “СВ. КЛИМЕНТ ОХРИДСКИ” АРХЕОЛОГИЯ НА БЪЛГАРСКИТЕ ЗЕМИ ARCHAELOGY OF THE BULGARIAN LANDS Под съставишелсшвошо и редакцията на проф. Румен Т. Иванов Compiled and edited by Prof. Rumen T. Ivanov Том III Volume III ИВРАЙ - СОФИЯ 2008 IVRAY - SOFIA 2008 СЪДЪРЖАНИЕ ТОМ III ■"PE-ITOBOP ......................................................................................................................... 7 ft — ;C0CT10N ................................................................................................................... 8 Ддсж-д -1 е нова-Мерджанова Е -: - ТЬТ В РИМСКА МИЗИЯ И ТАКИЯ ...........................................................................9 Е- : -ЗОВИ ЧАСТИ НА КОЛЕСНИЦИ ОТ МИЗИЯ И ТРАКИЯ.................................. 9 =УИЮ И БРОНЗОВИ ОСВЕТИТЕЛНИ ТЕЛА ОТ МИЗИЯ И ТРАКИЯ.....................22 5=С-ЗОВИ СЪДОВЕ.....................................................................................................28 343sssit3a Nenova-Merdjanova ROMAN COACH AND CHARIOT BRONZE ELEMENTS FROM MOESIA AND THRACIA - : - JGHTING OBJECTS FROM MOESIA AND THRACIA = 3 V A \ BRONZE VESSELS FROM MOESIA AND THRACIA И>на- Мешеков ~ t r : BE <ОЛЕСНИ ПРЕВОЗНИ СРЕДСТВА ОТ ТЕРИТОРИЯТА НА БЪЛГАРИЯ FTF Е I в. ся. Хр. (по археологически данни).......................................................... 50 Hinar Meshekov - 3 - .EHICLAR MEANS OF TRANSPORT FOUND IN THE TERRITORY OF BULGARIA : : . 3^D CENTURY A.D. BASED ON ARCHEOLOGICAL FINDS - a a Кирова 1*E_L _ -СКИ И ФАРМАЦЕВТИЧНИ ИНСТРУМЕНТИ И ПОСОБИЯ ОТ БЪЛГАРСКИТЕ ЗВ..... - * -АЯ НА III В Е К.........................................................................................................65 Чдоедгса Kirova 4KEZ - \D PHARMACEUTICAL INSTRUMENTS AND TOOLS FROM THE BULGARIAN uJBIOS = C V THE END OF THE 1ST CENTURY TO THE 3rd CENTURY A.D. Sera- 1 , -мана в РММОЮТО ЮВЕЛИРСТВО В МИЗИЯ И ТРАКИЯ......................................................... 97 Зо»зг Dumanov = : Ш - . Е.’, ELRY IN MOESIA AND THRACE Александра Димитрова-Милчева ЛУКСОЗНА КЕРАМИКА - ИМПОРТ И МЕСТНО ПРОИЗВОДСТВО ОТ ТРАКИЯ И МИЗИЯ ПРЕЗ I - III В. СЛ. ХР................................................................................................... 119 Alexandra Dimitrova-Milcheva IMPORTED LUXURY POTTERY AND LOCAL PRODUCE FROM THRACE AND MOESIA THROUGHOUT THE 1st - 3rd CENTURY A.D. Светла Петрова-Динева, Румен Иванов КАМЕНОЛОМНИТЕ В МИЗИЯ И ТРАКИЯ ПРЕЗ РИМСКАТА ЕПОХА И КЪСНАТА АНТИЧНОСТ...............................................................................................................................162 Svetla Petrova, Rumen Ivanov QUARRIES IN MOESIS AND THRACE THROUGHOUT THE ROMAN PERIOD AND LATE ANTIQUITY Христо Терзиев ПАРИЧНА ЕКСПАНЗИЯ В ДОЛНА МИЗИЯ И ТРАКИЯ ПРЕЗ РИМСКАТА ЕПОХА....198 Hristo Terziev MONETARY EXPANSION ON MOESIA INFERIOR AND THRACE THROUGHOUT THE ROMAN PERIOD Лазар Нинов ЖИВОТНИТЕ В МАТЕРИАЛНАТА КУЛТУРА НА ХОРАТА В МИЗИЯ И ТРАКИЯ ПРЕЗ I -VII В Е К..............................................................................................................................................205 Lazar Ninov ANIMALS IN THE MATERIAL CULTURE OF MOESIA AND THRACE THROUGHOUT THE 1st.7th CENTURY СПИСЪК НА СЪКРАЩЕНИЯТА* АГСП Античнью государства Северното Причерноморья (Археология СССР) АИМ Археологически институт с музей при БАН АКБ Археологическа карта на България АОР Археологически открития и разкопки БАН Българска академия на науките БИБ Българска историческа библиотека, София ВДИ Вестник древней истории, Москва ВИА Всеобщая история архитектури, Москва ВИСб Военноисторически сборник, София ВТУ Великотърновски университет “Св. Св. Кирил и Методий" ГДА НБУ Годишник на Департамент по археология, Нов български университет ГМНМ Годишник на Пловдивския народен музей ГМБ Годишник на музеите в България ГМПО Годишник на музеите в Пловдивска област ГНАМ Годишник на Националния археологически музей, София ГНАМП Годишник на Народния археологически музей в Пловдив ГНБП Годишник на Народната библиотека в Пловдив ГНИМ Годишник на Националния исторически музей, София ГНИПК Годишник на Националния институт за Паметници на културата ГНМ Годишник на Народния музей, София ГПАМ Годишник на Пловдивския археологически музей ГПНБМ Годишник на Пловдивската народна библиотека и музей ГСУ Ифф Годишник на Софийския университет, Историко-филологически факултет ГСУ ФЗФ Годишник на Софийския унивепситет, Факултет по западни филологии ГСУ ФИФ Годишник на Софийския университет, философско-исторически факултет ГСУ фКНф Годишник на Софийския университет,факултет по класически и нови филологии ГСУ ФФ Годишник на Софийския университет, филологически факултет ИАД Известия на Археологическото дружество, София ИАИ Известия на археологическия институт, София ИБАД Известия на българското историческо дружество, София ИБАИ Известия на Българския археологически институт, София ИБИД Известия на Българското историческо дружество, София ИВАД Известия на Варненското археологическо дружество ИВИНД Известия на Варненското историческо и научно дружество ИИД Известия на историческото дружество, София ИИМК Известия на Историческия музей Кюстендил ИМСЗБ Известия на музеите в Северозападна България София/Враца ИМЮБ Известия на музеите в Южна България, Пловдив ИМЮИБ Известия на музеите в Югоизточна България ИНБКМ Известия на Народната библиотека “Св.Св. Кирил и Методий”, София ИНИМ Известия на Националния исторически музей ИНМВ Известия на Народния музей Варна ИОИМТ Известия на окръжния исторически музей в Толбухин ИПр Исторически преглед, София ИРАИК Известия русского археологическово института в Константинопле ИРИМВТ Известия на Регионалния исторически музей във Велико Търново МИА Материаль! и исследования по археологии СССР МПК Музеи и паметници на културата, София НИМ Национален исторически музей, София НИПК Национален институт за паметници на културата * Съкращенията са валидни за цялата поредица, като допълнително са добавени и използваните в съответния том. РИМ Регионален исторически музей РП Разкопки и проучвания, София СА Советская археология, Москва СбНУНК Сборник за народни умотворения, наука и книжнина, София (Министерски сборник) СУ Софийски университет “Св. Климент Охридски” ТВПИ Трудове на Висшия педагогически институт “Братя Кирил и Методий”, Велико Търново AAPh Acta antiqua Philippopolitana. 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Leiden, 1979 DAA Denkmaler Antike Architektur EABS Etudes de I’Academie Bulgare de Sciences IDR Inscriptiile Daciei romane, Bucure§ti IG Inscriptiones Graecae, Berolini IGBulg. (IGB) G. Mihailov. Inscriptiones Graecae in Bulgaria repertae: Vol I (1956), II (1958), III (1961, 1963), IV (1966), I, 2 (1970), V (1995), Serdicae IGR Inscriptiones Graecae ad res Romanas perinentes. Berolini, 1901 sqq. ILBulg. (ILB) B. Gerov. Inscriptiones Latinae in Bulgaria repertae. Inscriptiones inter Oescum et latrum repertae. Serdicae, 1989 IMS Inscriptiones in Moesia Superior ISM Inscriptiile din Scythia Minor, Bucure§ti JDAI Jahrbuch des Deutschen Archaologischen Institute JRGZM Jahrbuch des Romish-Germanischen Zentralmuseums, Mainz JRS The Journal of Roman Studies MDAI, RA Mitteilungen des Deutschen Archaologischen Institute, Romische Abteilung OAI Osterreichisches Archaologisches Institut, Wien OJh Osterreihische Jahreshefte, Wien PBSR Papers of the British School at Rome RA Revue archeologique, Paris Ratiariensia Vol.1 - Studi i materiali Mesici e Danubiani (Bologna 1980), 2 (Bologna 1984), 3 - 4 (Atti del Convegno internazionale sul Limes, Decennalia Ratiariensia, Vidin 1985) (Bologna 1987), Limes 5 (Studi di storia 5) (Bologna 1994) RE Real-Encyclopodie der klassischen Altertumswissenschaft, Stuttgart RPh Revue de philologie, Sofia SCIV(A) Studi §i cercetari de istorie veche (§i arheologie), Bucure§ti TAB Terra antiqua Balcanica, Serdicae - V. Trinovi ThA Thracia antiqua, Serdicae TIR Tabula Imperii Romani ZPE Zeitschrift fur Papyrologie und Epigraphik, Bonn ПРЕДГОВОР Настоящият трети том на „Археология на българските земи” акцентува предимно на занаятите и художествените занаяти. Бронзът заема особено важно място в бита на римска Мизия и Тракия. Тук колегата Росица Ненова-Мерджанова акцентува върху три направления във всекидневния бит -а етнически пъстрото население: части на колесници, бронзови съдове и лампи. С нивото на медицината и фармакологията в този район на Римската империя -и запознава Надежда Кирова. Направена е основна типология на медицинските .•нструменти. Лекарското съсловие е било на почит сред цивилното и военното население -е само тук, но и в цялата Империя.
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