TWO FIFTH CENTURY AD BYZANTINE SILVER BOWLS FROM ESTONIA
TWO FIFTH CENTURY AD BYZANTINE SILVER BOWLS FROM ESTONIA
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两个来自爱沙尼亚的公元五世纪拜占庭银碗
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2010
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S. Felten
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Dieter Quast;Ulle Tamla;S. Felten
本文研究了19世纪在爱沙尼亚东部克里马尼和瓦尔尼亚发现的稀有银碗。这些容器外观相似，是拜占庭帝国在5世纪末至6世纪初制造的。这艘来自瓦尔尼亚的船的底部有四枚阿纳斯塔修斯一世（公元491-518年）统治时期的印控邮票。在这篇论文中，对银器的考古学和艺术史进行了概述，并讨论了这些奢侈品是如何以及为什么到达如此遥远的北方的问题。此外，作为珠宝保修员的s·费尔滕（S. Felten）还讲述了克里马尼的这艘船是如何制作的，以及唯一部分幸存下来的文物是如何修复的。
This paper deals with the rare silver bowls found at Kriimani and Varnja in eastern Estonia in the 19th century. The vessels are outwardly similar and have been made in the Byzantine Empire in the late 5th – early 6th century. There are four impressed control stamps of the reign of the Emperor Anastasius I (491–518 AD) on the bottom of the vessel from Varnja. In the paper an archaeological and art historical overview of silverware has been given and the questions of how and why such luxury items reached so far north are being discussed. Also S. Felten’s, a jeweller-conservator’s vision of how the Kriimani vessel had been made and how the only partly survived artefact was restored, has been added.