ANGVSTIA No. 24 (2020)

Chief editor: Alexandru Popa
Issue editor: Maria-Magdalena Ștefan
Editorial board: Dan Lucian Buzea, Ana Dobreanu, Dan Ștefan

Publishing house: ANGVSTIA, Sfântu Gheorghe

ISSN 2602-0653
ISSN-L 1454 - 8275

Aspects of a Bandkeramik settlement near Olteni in Transylvania

Maciej Dębiec, Thomas Saile, Dan Lucian Buzea Angvstia Journal No. 24, 2020
AUTHORS: Maciej DĘBIEC, Thomas SAILE, Dan BUZEA
DOI:  10.36935/ang.v24.1
PAGES: 9-22
LANGUAGE: Romanian with English abstract and figures captions
ABSTRACT: Excavations in the Bandkeramik settlement of Olteni, located on the right bank of the Olt River in Transylvania, brought to light the fragmented remains of at least two ground plans of longhouses from the Early Neolithic.

The settlement at Păhărniceni „Petruca” in the light of 1988 archaeological research

Gheorghe Postică, Valerii Kavruk Angvstia Journal No. 24, 2020
AUTHORS: Gheorghe POSTICĂ, Valerii KAVRUK
DOI:  10.36935/ang.v24.2
PAGES: 23-90
LANGUAGE: Romanian with English abstract and figures captions
ABSTRACT: The following paper lists the main results of the archaeological excavations carried out in 1988, in the settlement at Păhărniceni „Petruca” (Orhei region, Republic of Moldavia). Three archaeological trenches were opened, covering a total surface of 850 m2. The discovered archaeological remains belong to all the cultural horizons characterising the central area of the Prut-Dniester space, since Eneolithic to late Medieval Period.

A Roman Cameo with the representation of Gorgo Medusa from the collection of Botoșani County Museum

Ana Cristina Hamat, Adela Kovacs Angvstia Journal No. 24, 2020
AUTHORS: Ana Cristina HAMAT, Adela KOVÁCS
DOI:  10.36935/ang.v24.3
PAGES: 91-99
LANGUAGE: Romanian with English abstract and figures captions
ABSTRACT: In 1994, within the village Nichiteni, commune Coțușca (Botoșani county), an onix cameo engraved with the image of Gorgo Medusa was discovered.

Preliminary Report about the Investigation in the Énlaka/Inlaceni castellum in 2019

Zs. Visy Angvstia Journal No. 24, 2020
AUTHORS: Zs. VISY
DOI:  10.36935/ang.v24.4
PAGES: 101-117
LANGUAGE: English with Romanian abstract.
ABSTRACT: The investigation of the Roman military site at Énlaka/Inlaceni goes back to one and a half century. Following the full geophysical investigation of the fort and the bigger part of the vicus at Inlaceni/Énlaka in 2016 the excavation could be started in 2019 on the basis of a five years’ research plan of the fort.

The magnetometric survey of Roman period site ‘Fântâna Seacă’ (Slava Rusă, Tulcea County)

Alexandru Popa, Sergiu Musteaţă, Mihaela Iacob, Ștefan Honcu, Lucian Munteanu Angvstia Journal No. 24, 2020
AUTHORS: Alexandru POPA, Sergiu MUSTEAŢĂ, Mihaela IACOB, Ștefan HONCU, Lucian MUNTEANU
DOI:  10.36935/ang.v24.5
PAGES: 119-127
LANGUAGE: Romanian with English abstract.
ABSTRACT: Previous field research at the „Fântâna Seacă” site, in the territory of the ancient city of Ibida, led to the discovery of a Roman settlement. Over the years, systematic archaeological excavations have been carried out, which are currently accompanied by geophysical research.

Remote-sensing and archaeological survey of LiDAR data acquired in the Olt Gorge, at Racoș. Part I – The study of installations and structures related to quicklime production

Dan Ștefan, Maria-Magdalena Ștefan, Valeriu Sîrbu, Lucica Savu, Alexandru Halbac Angvstia Journal No. 24, 2020
AUTHORS: Dan ȘTEFAN, Maria-Magdalena ȘTEFAN, Valeriu SÎRBU, Lucica SAVU, Alexandru HALBAC
DOI:  10.36935/ang.v24.6
PAGES: 129-144
LANGUAGE: Romanian with English abstract and figures.
ABSTRACT: The article opens a series of reports detailing the results of an extensive multi-annual archaeological survey grounded on a large-scaled airborne LiDAR analysis carried on in a heavily forested mountainous archaeological landscape characterized by spectacular volcanic relief. The studied area, the Olt Gorge between Augustin and Mateiaș, in the county of Brașov, represents one of the key access gates into the Transylvanian basin, if coming from the east.

Documentary information regarding the Romanian confessional education in Covasna locality (second half of the 19th century - beginning of the 20th century)

Ana Dobreanu Angvstia Journal No. 24, 2020
AUTHORS: Ana DOBREANU
DOI:  10.36935/ang.v24.7
PAGES: 147-164
LANGUAGE: Romanian with English abstract and figures.
ABSTRACT: The current article addresses the issue of Romanian confessional education in a community in Covasna locality, Treiscaune County, selected according to certain criteria, prevailing the specifics of the occupation of the majority of the Romanian population, their material condition and the impact on school population.

Documents regarding the Romanian confessional education in Three Chairs

Ana Dobreanu, Florin Herțeg Angvstia Journal No. 24, 2020
AUTHORS: Ana DOBREANU, Florin HERȚEG
DOI:  10.36935/ang.v24.8
PAGES: 165-177
LANGUAGE: Romanian with English abstract and figures.
ABSTRACT: The collection of documents concerning to the Romanian confessional education from Three Chairs Counties, belonging to National Museum of Eastern Carpathians historical-documentary heritage, formed of over 1200 documents, most of them from 1887-1915 period, contain information about number of students and the situation of schools buildings, movable and immovable assets of some schools, the construction, the repairing and the maintenance of schools buildings, the beginning of school year, text-books, auxiliary support, exams, teachers etc., constituting a rich source of documentation for those interested in the situation of Romanian confessional education from this area from the second half of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century.

raditional Costume from Voșlăbeni, Harghita County, found in the National Museum of Eastern Carpathians Heritage Collection

Florina Banica Angvstia Journal No. 24, 2020
AUTHORS: Florina BĂNICĂ
DOI:  10.36935/ang.v24.9
PAGES: 179-191
LANGUAGE: Romanian with English abstract and figures.
ABSTRACT: The ethnographic heritage collection of the National Museum of Eastern Carpathians includes 207 traditional costume pieces which illustrate the particularities of both woman and man traditional costume from Voșlăbeni, Harghita County, through composition, the materials used, chromatics, working techniques and motifs. The women’s traditional costume underwent changes, such us, in the first half of the twentieth century, two types of costume were simultaneously used: one similar to the Moldavian set that includes embroidered blouse with ‘altiţă’ and the other – a combination of the Transylvanian embroidered blouse with ‘fodori’ and the Moldavian skirt decoration ‘catrinţă’. The men’s traditional costume had a simpler composition, the shirt being the essential element.

Marion Dowd – Robert Hensey (eds): The archaeology of darkness, Oxbow Books, Oxford & Philadelphia, 2016, 143 p

József Puskas Angvstia Journal No. 24, 2020
AUTHORS: József PUSKÁS
DOI:  10.36935/ang.v24.9
PAGES: 195-200
LANGUAGE: Romanian

The National Museum of Eastern Carpathians 2019 Activity Report

Valerii Kavruk Angvstia Journal No. 24, 2020
AUTHORS: Valerii Kavruk, Dan Lucian Buzea, Cristina Baubec-Felea, Ana Dobreanu
PAGES: 201-242
LANGUAGE: Romanian 

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