Les pratiques funéraires en Pannonie de l’époque augustéenne à la fin du 3e siècle
By (author) András Márton
Paperback (Published)
(January 2020)
ISBN: 9781789693355
8.07 x 11.42 inches
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This work aims to give an overview of Roman burial practices in Pannonia during the Early Roman period through the study of tomb structure, the selection and treatment of grave goods and analysis of human remains. It proposes a synthesis of the published finds to serve as a base for future research in the region.
Cette etude vise a donner une presentation des pratiques funeraires romaines en Pannonie durant le Haut-Empire. Parmi les differentes approches pour l’etude des cimetieres romains, ce travail porte sur le traitement des tombes et leur mobilier. Les pratiques funeraires sont ainsi apprehendees a travers l’etude de la structure des tombeaux, la selection et le traitement des mobiliers funeraires et des restes humains. L’objectif principal est de proposer une synthese des decouvertes publiees pouvant servir de base aux recherches a venir. L’analyse consiste en une revue documentaire (presentee dans le catalogue et detaillee au sein des tableaux) aussi complete que possible des donnees publiees, accompagnee d’une analyse detaillee des informations aujourd’hui disponibles, afin de mettre en evidence les tendances concernant toute la province, mais aussi les particularites regionales et locales. L’analyse est accompagnee par de nombreux graphiques et des cartes. Bien sur, des tendances generales, communes aux provinces occidentales de l’Empire romain, ont pu etre detectees, mais egalement de nombreuses particularites liees a la situation economique et sociale des communautes, aux differents groupes de population en Pannonie et a l’histoire politique et militaire de la province.
Remerciements Introduction Historique des recherches Bilan documentaire (Figure 2-9 ; Carte 1-33) Etude Les inhumations (Tableau 4 ; Carte 24 et 34-51) Les cremations (Carte 25 ; Carte 88-101) Les tombes d'enfants (Tableau 76) Pratiques autour de la fermeture des sepultures Le culte de la tombe Le mobilier Les interventions faites sur le mobilier Recipients Eclairage (Tableau 93 ; Carte 315-327) Meubles (Tableau 94-95) Chaises (Tableau 95) Autour du corps Militaria (Tableau 99 ; Carte 354-361) Religion personnelle/domaine de la Religio privata Offrandes animales et vegetales Curiosites (Tableau 115) Mobilier dans les sepultures d'enfants Conclusions English Summary Bibliographie Liste des cartes Cartes Annexe I : Catalogue des sarcophages du Haut-Empire en Pannonie Annexe II : Catalogue des ossuaires en Pannonie Tableaux : Avaliable online,
- By (author) András Márton
'The description of the difficulties concerning the compilation of the corpus is followed by the chronology and history of research. It is followed by the analysis of inhumation and cremation burials and then the discussion of grave cult. To separate the primary and secondary grave-goods and their interpretation by groups is a logical step at the description of the grave furniture. The author was capable to control the huge material and the aspects of his analyses composed many details.' – Dénes Gabler (2021): Acta Archaeologica
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'András Márton has compiled an immense collection of material and presented an impressive work. This collection of material will be indispensable for future research on Roman burials in the Pannonian provinces and will serve as an important reference for other geographical areas of the Empire.' – Stephan Berke (2021): Germania 99
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