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Vest Agder Региональный совет County Council Западного Агдера National Taurida Таврический национальный University университет “Heritage of Millennia” Историко-археологический Non-Profitable Foundation благотворительный фонд for History and Archaeology «Наследие тысячелетий» International Международная conference конференция INTER AMBO MARIA Northern Barbarians Северные варвары from Scandinavia towards на пути из Скандинавии the Black Sea к Чёрному морю Abstracts Тезисы of presentations докладов 3–7 October 2012 3–7 октября 2012 г. Gaspra, Crimea, Ukraine Гаспра, Крым, Украина Simferopol Симферополь 2012 Contents / Содержание 3 Czarnecka Katarzyna Padlocks in the Przeworsk and Chernyakhov Cultures in the Late Roman Period, as an Evidence of Mutual Contacts . 60 Contents Чарнецкая Катажина Содержание Навесные замки позднеримского времени в пшеворской и черняховской культурах как свидетельство Abbreviations . 8 взаимных контактов . 62 Сокращения . 8 Dyhrfjeld Johnsen Mads Drevs Andrzejowski Jacek, Madyda-Legutko Renata The Presence of the Charon Custom in Graves from the Late Bronze Belt Buckles with Doubled Tongue between Scandinavia Roman Iron Age in Southern Scandinavia . 66 and the Black Sea. In Search of Local and Inter-Regional Дюхрфьелль-Йонсен Мадс-Древс Connections during the Roman Period . 9 О существовании приношений Харону в могилах Анджеёвский Яцек, Мадыда-Легутко Рената позднеримского времени в южной Скандинавии . 70 Бронзовые поясные пряжки с двойным язычком между Fabech Charlotte, Näsman Ulf Скандинавией и Причерноморьем. В поисках местных A Lonely Rider? The Finding Place of the Sösdala Find и межрегиональных связей в римское время . 16 and the Context of its Finds . 75 Bitner-Wróblewska Anna Фабек Шарлотта, Несман Ульф “Lost” on the Way from the North to the Black Sea? Одинокий всадник? О месте, где была обнаружена находка Scandinavian Fire Stones in the Balts’ Lands . 27 из Сёсдала, и о контексте её содержимого . 78 Битнер-Врублевская Анна Gavritukhin Igor’ «Потерянные» по пути от Северного к Чёрному морю? Brooches of the Levice – Tokari Sub-Group . 85 Скандинавские кремни от кресал в землях балтов. 28 Гавритухин Игорь Blankenfeldt Ruth Фибулы подгруппы Левице – Токари . 87 Sacrifices of Military Equipment in the “Thorsberger Moor” — Grane Thomas 150 Years of Research and New Perspectives . 31 Varpelev — Carsium — Constantinople. Бланкенфельдт Рут Contacts across the Barbaricum . 91 Жертвоприношения оружия в “болоте Торсберг” — Гране Томас 150 лет изучения и новые перспективы . 33 Варпелев — Карс — Константинополь. Boye Linda Контакты через Барбарикум . 93 The Rich Graves from Late Roman Iron Age on Eastern Istvánovits Eszter, Kulcsár Valéria Zealand – with a Special View on Glass Beads . 41 Sarmatians or Germanics: Influence or Ethnic Presence? Бойе Линда Old Problem — New Hypothesis . 98 Богатые могилы позднеримского времени в восточной Иштванович Эстер, Кульчар Валерия Зеландии — с акцентом на стеклянные бусы . 43 Сарматы или германцы: влияние или этническое присутствие? Braund David Старая проблема — новая гипотеза . 100 The Baltic, Black Sea and Nile in the Plans of the Emperor Nero . 51 Kazanski Michel Браунд Дейвид Water Routes from the Baltic to the Black Sea and Northern Прибалтика, Чёрное море и Нил в планах императора Нерона . 54 Barbarians in the Migration Period . 106 Bursche Aleksander, Myzgin Kirill Казанский Мишель Imagines Maiestatis: Barbarian Imitations of Roman Coinage . 58 Водные пути из Балтики к Чёрному морю и северные Бурше Александер, Мызгин Кирилл варвары в эпоху переселения народов . 110 Imagines maiestatis: варварские имитации римских монет . 59 4 Contents / Содержание Contents / Содержание 5 Khrapunov Igor’ Magomedov Boris Germanic Artefacts in the Cemetery of Neyzats . 116 Correlation between North-Western and Local Elements Храпунов Игорь in the Chernyakhov Culture . 170 Германские вещи из могильника Нейзац . 121 Магомедов Борис Khrapunov Nikita Соотношение северо-западных и местных элементов The Administration of Chersonesos in Taurica between the Empire в черняховской культуре . 173 and Barbarians from the Third to the Sixth Century . 128 Mastykova Anna, Dobrovol’skaya Mariya Храпунов Никита Funeral Rite of the Sambian-Natangian Culture in the Late Roman Администрация Херсонеса в Таврике между империей and Early Mediaeval Periods and Anthropological Accounts . 177 и варварами в III – VI вв. 133 Мастыкова Анна, Добровольская Мария Kontny Bartosz Погребальный инвентарь самбийско-натангийской культуры New Traces to Solve the Riddle. Weapons from Chatyr-Dag позднеримского и раннесредневекового времени in the Light of Current Research . 138 и данные антропологии . 181 Контны Бартош Mordvintseva Valentina Новые возможности для решения загадки. Оружие The Complexity of Interaction in the North Pontic Region из Чатыр-Дага в свете последних исследований . 140 from the Third Century BC to the Mid-Third Century AD Levada Maxim (Based on the Elite Burials of the Barbarians) . 188 Early Contacts between Scandinavia and the Crimea . 142 Мордвинцева Валентина Левада Максим Контакты населения Северного Причерноморья О ранних контактах между Скандинавией и Крымом . 145 в III в. до н. э. – середине III в. н. э. Lund Hansen Ulla (по материалам погребений варварской знати) . 194 What about Beads? Glass and Amber Beads in the Late Roman Niezabitowska-Wiśniewska Barbara Iron Age — Relations between Scandinavia and the Black Sea? The Settlement Complex in Ulów, Tomaszów Lubelski Powiat, Thoughts about Production and Trade . 150 Lublin Voivodeship — Midway between Scandinavia Лунн-Хансен Улла and the Black Sea . 202 Ну а что же бусы? Стеклянные и янтарные бусы позднеримского времени — отражение связей между Низабитовская-Вишневская Барбара Скандинавией и Причерноморьем? Размышления о Поселенческий комплекс в Улюве Томашув-Лубельского производстве и торговле . 153 повята Люблинского воеводства — на середине пути между Скандинавией и Чёрным морем . 208 Lyubichev Mikhail North-Western Elements of the Sites from the Late Roman Oblomskiy Andrey Period in the Forest-Steppe Area between the Dnieper The Upper Don Area and the Northern Black Sea Area in the and the Donets . 159 Mid-First Millennium AD. The Problem of the Trade Route . 220 Любичев Михаил Обломский Андрей Северо-западные элементы на памятниках позднеримского Верхнее Подонье и Северное Причерноморье времени днепро-донецкой лесостепи . 161 в середине I тыс. н. э. Проблема торгового пути . 224 Mączyńska Magdalena Pieta Karol A Polychrome Brooch from Młoteczno (Hammersorf), The Fourth–Fifth Century Chamber Grave from Poprad Braniewo Powiat, in North-Eastern Poland . 167 and Its Surroundings . 231 Мончиньская Магдалена Пьета Кароль Фибула из Млотечно (Хаммерсорф) повята Бранево Камерная могила IV – V вв. в Попраде и её контекст . 233 в Северо-Восточной Польше . 168 6 Contents / Содержание Contents / Содержание 7 Prochowicz Radosław Stoyanova Anastasiya Carnelian Beads in the Cemetery of the Wielbark Culture at Szelków Germanic Elements in the Costume of the Population Nowy, Poland — “a Souvenir from the Black Sea?” . 237 of the Crimean Foothill Area in the Fourth Century AD . 282 Прохович Радослав Стоянова Анастасия Сердоликовые бусы в вельбарском могильнике Шелкув- Германские элементы в костюме населения предгорного Новы (Польша) — «сувенир из Причерноморья»?. 237 Крыма IV в. н. э. 285 Radyush Oleg Stylegar Frans-Arne Horse Rider’s Equipment in the Forest and Forest-Steppe Cultures Iron Age Cultures in Norway. 289 in the Dnieper Area in the Second and Third Centuries AD . 239 Стюлегар Франс-Арне Радюш Олег Культуры железного века в Норвегии . 289 Всадническое снаряжение лесных и лесостепных культур Tejral Jaroslav Поднепровья во II – III вв. н. э. 243 The Connections between the Region North to the Danube and Raev Boris Northem Europe. Some Aspects of Ethnic and Social Identity An Interesting Find from the Cemetery of Valovyy 1 of the Fifth Century Elites . 291 in the Lower Don Area . 252 Тейрал Ярослав Раев Борис Связи между регионом к северу от Дуная и Северной Европой. Об интересной находке из могильника Валовый 1 Некоторые аспекты этнической и социальной интерпретации на Нижнем Дону . 255 памятников знати V в. 295 Rundkvist Martin Terpilovskiy Rostislav, Zharov Gennadiy Distant Cousins. Pontic Connections with Fourth A Warrior Cemetery from the Turn of the Eras on the River Seym . 301 to Fifth Century Sweden . 260 Жаров Геннадий, Терпиловский Ростислав Рундквист Мартин Дружинный могильник рубежа эр на Сейме . 305 Дальние родственники. Понтийско-шведские связи Vasil’yev Aleksandr в IV – V вв.. 260 Fine Thin-Walled Glass Beakers Decorated with Cut Ovals Schuster Jan (Eggers 223, 224, 226, 228; Straume Schalen Untergrupe 1) . 312 Brooches and Rings — an Interregional Phenomenon Васильев Александр in the Roman Iron Age . 261 Малые тонкостенные стеклянные кубки, украшенные Шустер Ян шлифованными овалами (Еggers 223, 224, 226, 228; Фибулы и кольца — межрегиональный феномен римского времени . 261 Straume Schalen Untergrupe 1) . 316 Shabanov Stanislav Woźniak Marcin Two Glass Beakers from the Late Roman Period in the Cemetery Some Remarks on Changes of Settlement Structures of the Wielbark of Neyzats . 263 Culture in the End of the Roman Period and in the Early Migration Шабанов Станислав Period in Eastern Poland . 320 Два стеклянных кубка позднеримского времени Возняк Марчин из могильника Нейзац . 265 Некоторые замечания об изменениях в поселенческой структуре Sharov Oleg вельбарской культуры в конце Римского времени и в начале эпохи In Search
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    The 15th International Saga Conference Sagas and the Use of the Past 5th –11th August 2012, Aarhus University Preprint of Abstracts Edited by A. Mathias Valentin Nordvig and Lisbeth H. Torfing with Pernille Hermann, Jens Peter Schjødt and Ulla Loumand Sponsored by: A.P. Møller og Hustru Chastine Mc-Kinney Møllers Fond til almene Formaal; 15. juni Fonden; Forskningsrådet for Kultur og Kommuni- kation (FKK); Kungl. Gustav Adolfs Akademien för svensk folkkultur; Letterstedtska Föreningen; Faculty of Arts, Aarhus University; The De- partment of Aesthetics and Communication, Aarhus University; The Department of Culture and Society, Aarhus University; Salling; Bryg- geriet Sct. Clemens. MB Published by Department of Aesthetics and Communication Department of Culture and Society Faculty of Arts SUN-Tryk Fællestrykkeriet for Sundhedsvidenskab og Humaniora, Aarhus Universitet All rights reserved. Copyright © 2012, the Contributors. ISBN: 978-87-995444-0-0 http://sagaconference.au.dk/fileadmin/sagaconference/Pre-print.pdf The cover image is the so-called “Aarhus Mask”, a depiction on a ru- nestone found in the district of Hasle in Aarhus. It has been dated to the period 970-1020. Design by Nichlas Tougaard, Det Nye Sort. Preface The theme of the 15th International Saga Conference, the 5th to the 11th of August, 2012, Aarhus University, is Sagas and the Use of the Past. Papers at the conference will be presented in one of the following categories: Memory and Fiction, Myth and Reality, Textuality and Manuscript Transmission, Genre and Concepts of History, Oral Tradi- tion, The Christianisation of Denmark and Eastern Scandinavia, The Use of Sagas and Eddas in the 21st Century and Open Session Apart from the keynote lectures, orally-presented papers are organized in up to 6 parallel sessions on each day of the conference, in addition to which there are poster presentations, which are presented on Thursday afternoon.
  • The Gothic History of Jordanes in English Version;

    The Gothic History of Jordanes in English Version;

    THE GOTHIC HISTORY OF JORDANES IN ENGLISH VERSION WITH AN INTRODUCTION AND A COMMENTARY BY CHARLES CHRISTOPHER MIEROW, Ph.D. Instructor in Classics in Princeton University V 3 1^ 1^ (i PRINCETON UNIVERSITY PRESS PRINCETON LONDON: HUMPHREY MILFORD OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS 1915 Copyright, 1915, by Charles Christopher Mierow Published, February, 1915 PREFACE This edition of the Getica of Jordanes is based ERRATA p PREFACE This edition of the Getica of Jordanes is based upon the authoritative text and critical apparatus of Mommsen as found in the Monumenta Germaniae Historica, Auc- fores Antiqiiissimi 5 (Berhn 1882), with other material added. I have adhered closely to his spelling of proper names, especially Gothic names, except in a few words which are of common use in another form. I have care- fully reviewed all the existing evidence on controverted points, dissenting in several instances from the conclu- sions of Mommsen, particularly in regard to the sup- posedly Gothic writer Ahlabius, the ecclesiastical status of Jordanes, and the place of composition of the Getica. For the Latinity of Jordanes the studies of E. Wolfflin (Arch. f. lat. Lex. 11, 361), J. Bergmiiller (Augsburg 1903), and Fritz Werner (Halle 1908) have been con- sulted, and for ready convenience of illustration in his- torical matters frequent reference is made in the com- mentary to Hodgkin's "Italy and Her Invaders" (2nd. edition. Clarendon Press, 1892), Gibbon's "Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire" (edited by J. B. Bury, London 1896), Bury's "History of the Later Roman Empire" (MacMillan & Co., 1889), and "The Cambridge JVIedieval History" (The MacMillan Co., New York 1911).
  • Grave Monuments and Landscape in South- Eastern Sweden

    Grave Monuments and Landscape in South- Eastern Sweden

    Grave Monuments and Landscape in South- Eastern Sweden BY DAG \y.IDHOLM AND JOACUTU RrCNn[ Widholm, Dag&Regndll,Joachim.200l. GraueMonumenx and Landscape insouth-Easternsweden. Abstract Lund Archaeological Reuieu 7 (2001), pp. 2949. During the last decade several scholars have analysed the meaning and importance of agriculture for the development of Late Bronze Age sociery. The present article has a staning poinr in pollen analyses performed at two sites in the province of Smiland. The interpretation has a focus on one of the sites - the Bronze Age grave cemeteries of Snlckedal, Misterhult parish - which stands out as an extremely monumental site, yet totally without traces of agriculture, pasture or orher kinds of human impact in prehistoric time. These results are compared to recent research on similar features in the Baltic region. The article concludes with an interpretation of differences in the perception of monumentaliry berween modern and prehistoric societies. Special attention is given to the symbolism ofthe grave constructions, above all the meaning ofships and houses in the Bronze Age grave ritual ofnorthern Europe. The fieldwork and pollen analysis have been made possible by grants from Birgit and Gad Rausingt Foundation for Humanistic Research. DagWidholm, Department ofHumanities and Social Sciences, Kalmar (Jniaersity College, Linnigatan 5, SE-391 82 Kalrnar. Joachina Regnill, Department ofMathematics and Natural Sciences, Kristianstad Uniuersitlt, SE-291 BB Kristianstad. Introduction hypothetical dialectical relationship berween a cult centre and the contemporary development This paper treats of the relationship between of the cultural landscape. grave structures, agricultural development and The areas now covered by Gamleby and prehistoric perception oflandscape.
  • The Agrarian Life of the North 2000 Bc–Ad 1000 Studies in Rural Settlement and Farming in Norway

    The Agrarian Life of the North 2000 Bc–Ad 1000 Studies in Rural Settlement and Farming in Norway

    The Agrarian Life of the North 2000 bc–ad 1000 Studies in Rural Settlement and Farming in Norway Frode Iversen & Håkan Petersson Eds. THE AGRARIAN LIFE OF THE NORTH 2000 BC –AD 1000 Studies in rural settlement and farming in Norway Frode Iversen & Håkan Petersson (Eds.) © Frode Iversen and Håkan Petersson, 2017 ISBN: 978-82-8314-099-6 This work is protected under the provisions of the Norwegian Copyright Act (Act No. 2 of May 12, 1961, relating to Copyright in Literary, Scientific and Artistic Works) and published Open Access under the terms of a Creative Commons CC-BY 4.0 License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). This license allows third parties to freely copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format as well as remix, transform or build upon the material for any purpose, including commercial purposes, provided the work is properly attributed to the author(s), including a link to the license, and any changes that may have been made are thoroughly indicated. The attribution can be provided in any reasonable manner, however, in no way that suggests the author(s) or the publisher endorses the third party or the third party’s use of the work. Third parties are prohibited from applying legal terms or technological measures that restrict others from doing anything permitted under the terms of the license. Note that the license may not provide all of the permissions necessary for an intended reuse; other rights, for example publicity, privacy, or moral rights, may limit third party use of the material.