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EPHEMERIS NAPOCENSIS 32 (XXXII/2022)

Antler Comb Production in the Settlement at Suceagu-Rădaia (Cluj County). A Contribution to the Study of the Cultural Contacts at the Beginnings of the Migration Period

(pages 95-134)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.33993/ephnap.2022.32.95

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Authors:
CORIOLAN HORAȚIU OPREANU
Institute of Archaeology and History of Art Cluj-Napoca, Romanian Academy – Cluj Branch, M. Kogălniceanu 12–14, 400084, Cluj-Napoca, Cluj County, RO; e-mail: choprean@yahoo.com

VLAD-ANDREI LĂZĂRESCU
Institute of Archaeology and History of Art Cluj-Napoca, Romanian Academy – Cluj Branch, M. Kogălniceanu 12–14, 400084, Cluj-Napoca, Cluj County, RO; e-mail: vlad.lazarescu@academia-cj.ro; lazarescu_vlad@yahoo.com

Keywords: Early Migration period, Transylvania, antler comb workshop, cultural contacts, chronology.

Abstract
The authors are presenting the antler combs discovered as part of the rural settlement at Suceagu – Rădaia, Cluj County. From the very beginning of the archaeological research, the numerous fragments of processed antler pointed towards the presence of a workshop similar to those already known at Bârlad – “Valea Seacă” or from other contemporary settlements in the Central-Eastern European region. The typological classification of the combs discovered here illustrated the presence of three types of combs having a single row of teeth and semi-circular handle, as well as double-sided combs. Of great significance is the zoomorphic decoration present on one of the combs belonging to one of the combs having a single row of teeth and semi-circular handle. The association of combs with a single row of teeth with double-sided ones represents a chronological as well as a cultural “marker” for the Early Migration period, other known analogies pointing towards the area of the Late Roman Pannonian Limes. Double-sided combs are found in a small number in the Sântana de Mureș – Černjachov environment, the chronology of these types of combs, as well as of other small finds identified in the Suceagu – Rădaia settlement, accounting for the presence of antler comb workshops here, during the chronological stages D1-D2. The presence of a production centre for double-sided combs at Pericei, a site positioned beyond the north-western limes of the former province of Dacia Porolissensis, represents a milestone that marks a possible route for cultural influences reaching towards the settlement at Suceagu – Rădaia. To conclude, the present study illustrates the existence of a cultural mixture between the local Sântana de Mureș – Černjachov milieu with northern cultural influences coming from the environment of the Germanic federates in the area of the Pannonian limes. Such a complex phenomenon should have its beginnings around AD 400, at a time when the important cultural environments of the Sântana de Mureș – Černjachov and Przeworsk cultures are starting to fade out of their existence. Mediation between the areas of southern Poland and north-western Transylvania took place, as indicated by the spatial distribution of numerous metal or ceramic artefacts through settlements in eastern Slovakia and north-eastern Hungary, areas that acted as real bridgeheads over the Carpathian Basin.

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