Roman period jet beaded armlet from the site of Bátaszék-Lajvér | Zendy

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Roman period jet beaded armlet from the site of Bátaszék-Lajvér

Author(s) -

Ákos Gelencsér,

Nicklas Larsson,

Vera Majerik

Publication year - 2015

Publication title -

communicationes archaeologicae hungariae

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2786-295X

pISSN - 0231-133X

DOI - 10.54640/cah.2014.107

Subject(s) - period (music) , jet (fluid) , geology , vitrinite reflectance , archaeology , mineralogy , art , ancient history , paleontology , history , physics , mechanics , source rock , structural basin , aesthetics

The assemblages of a young female grave (~3rd–4th century AD), at the cemetery next to the limes mutatio at Bátaszék-Lajvér, Hungary, included an armlet made of 22 pieces of flat, elliptical and decorated jet beads. This article presents a detailed description of the armlet and a discussion of the results of a material analysis – petrological and vitrinite reflectance – performed on samples of the beads.

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