48 resultados para Cloghermore hoard


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Kafir Kala is a key-site to understand the historical dynamics of the Samarkand Region in the Early Middle Ages (5th - 8th centuries CE). The site is clearly associated with a Sogdian occupation, as both literature and archaeological research testify. But the chronological phase that follows the Sogdian period, as the Islamic occupation became stable, is still little known. Structures and finds (an hoard of 133 silver coins, in particular) clearly testify a new occupation of some parts of the citadel; and some rooms, dug in the northern side of it, present structures and materials connected with an Islamic activity. The study of material culture from these rooms, and from more ancient contexts, will help to understand the eventual continuity of traditions and the new productions. Besides the citadel, as a matter of fact, also some kilns have been dug, near the main site. Their material culture is very interesting because it represents an example of the typical Sogdian production (ceramics covered with white mica, and stamped). The work on the ceramic material has consisted in cataloguing and classifying all the diagnostics. Three main morphological classes have been individuated: cooking, coarse and table ware), and some other ones (lamps, ossuaries). A catalogue of the finds organized them in a typological system based on their morphology, function, fabric, and eventually decoration style. Crossing the stratigraphical data with information from this typological study, it has been possible to provide a chronological arrangement of the sites investigated by the italo-uzbek archaeological mission from 2001 to 2008.

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Durch den Straßenbau an der Bundesstraße B3a veranlasst, wurden im Zeitraum vom 13.08.2007 bis zum 07.12.2007 archäologische Untersuchungen im Bereich der Streckenkilometer 19 bis 22 durch die Firma Archbau Essen, unter Kontrolle des Landesamtes für Denkmalpflege Hessen und der Kreisarchäologie Wetteraukreis durchgeführt. Bei km 19 wurde dabei eine Siedlung mit angrenzendem Gräberfeld aus der Linienbandkeramik (im Folgenden als LBK bezeichnet) festgestellt. Daneben ergaben sich eine Bestattung und ein Erdwerk der Michelsberger Kultur, Grubenkomplexe und ein Bronzehort aus der Urnenfelderkultur sowie eine mittelalterliche Straße.Heute liegt die Fundstelle Friedberg B3a km 19 in der südlichen Wetterau 30 km nördlich von Frankfurt am Main in Hessen an der Wetter 140 m über NN und gehört zum Wetteraukreis. rnDie 21 ha messende Ausgrabungsfläche umfasste insgesamt 344 Befunde. Die Identifikation der bandkeramischen Strukturen erfolgte hierbei vorwiegend durch die vergesellschaftete Keramik. Von zentraler Bedeutung sind die fünf Hausgrundrisse A bis E im nördlichen Sektor der Fundstelle, wobei die Präsenz zahlreicher „Dreipfostenriegel“ sowie die Nordost-Südwest Ausrichtung der Strukturen als Belege für eine Zeitstellung innerhalb der LBK angesehen werden. Über die Korrespondenzanalyse der bei den Siedlungsstrukturen angetroffenen Keramik konnte darüber hinaus eine Abfolge von Hausgenerationen erstellt werden. Daneben existierten eine Reihe weiterer Befunde von LBK-zeitlichen Pfostenstellungen, bei denen es sich um Zäune oder Palisaden gehandelt haben könnte. Südwestlich dieser Hausgrundrisse wurde bei den Ausgrabungen eine Grabenstruktur geschnitten, für die eine Funktion als Einfassung der bandkeramischen Siedlungsstrukturen möglich ist. Südlich dieser Grabenstruktur konnten sechs Hockerbestattungen der LBK festgestellt werden. Die räumliche Anordnung im Bereich der westlichen Grabungsgrenze lässt den Schluss zu, dass es sich hierbei um ein Gräberfeld handelt, welches bisher nur zu einem geringen Teil ergraben wurde. Ein Zusammenhang zu den Hausgrundrissen A bis E kann erwogen werden. Der nördliche Sektor der Fundstelle umfasste außerdem zahlreiche Grubenbefunde der LBK sowie einige Grubenkomplexe, wobei letztere als Lehmentnahmegruben anzusprechen sind. Abschließend soll hier noch auf die Existenz zweier bandkeramischer Öfen, darunter ein Grubenofen, im Südosten von Friedberg B3a km 19 hingewiesen werden. rnDen mit Abstand größten Anteil am bandkeramischen Fundmaterial aus Friedberg B3 km 19 hatte die Keramik mit 3428 Elementen. An Steingeräten konnten nur 12 Silices sowie 4 Beile und 14 Mahlsteine über die Typologie und die vergesellschaftete Keramik in die LBK eingeordnet werden. Bei den Knochengeräten zeigte sich ein einzelner beschädigter Kamm. Der Fokus der Analysen des bandkeramischen Fundmaterials aus Friedberg B3a km 19 lag auf der Keramik und deren Auswertung innerhalb von Seriation und Korrespondenzanalyse. Um den Untersuchungen mehr Validität zu verleihen und eine optimale Einordnung zu erreichen, wurden die Keramik-Daten aus Friedberg B3a km 19 mit anderen Datensätzen aus Südhessen kombiniert. Dabei war nicht nur die räumliche Nähe der Fundstellen entscheidend, sondern auch die stilistisch-typologische Nähe der Inventare. In Friedberg B3a km 19 waren die Phasen nach Meier-Arendt von einem frühen III bis zum Ende der Phase V anwesend. Phase II kann nur als marginal angesprochen werden. Es ließ sich kein Übergang zum Mittelneolithikum fassen. Nach der Interpretation aller relativchronologischer Daten könnte es sich in Friedberg B3a km 19 um eine Hausentwicklung mit sieben Phasen à 25 Jahren über 175 bis zu 200 Jahren handeln, die eine kontinuierliche Belegung des Platzes von der mittleren bis zum Ende der jüngsten LBK beschreibt. Insgesamt pflegt sich die Fundstelle Friedberg B3a km 19 so in die bandkeramische Siedlungslandschaft der südlichen Wetterau ein.

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The present article deals exemplarily with the remarkable iconographic attestations connected with the Wadi ed-Daliye (WD) findings. The discussed bullae were attached to papyri which provide a clear dating of the hoard between 375-335 BCE. Considering style and convention the preserved motives are to be classified as Persian, Greek or Greco-Persian. A major goal of the following presentation is the contextualization of the very material; this is achieved by taking into account local parallels as well as relevant attestations of the dominant / “imperial” cultures of Persia and Greece. The correlation of motives with the (often more complex, more detailed or more contoured) examples stemming from the “source-cultures” follows a clear agenda: It is methodologically based on the approach that was employed by Silvia Schroer and Othmar Keel throughout the project „Die Ikonographie Palästinas/Israels und der Alte Orient (IPIAO). Eine Religionsgeschichte in Bildern” (2005, 23ff). The WD-findings demand a careful analysis since the influencing cultures behind the imagery are deeply rooted in the field of Greek mythology and iconography. Special attention has to be drawn to the bullae, as far as excavated, from a huge Punic temple archive of Carthago (Berges 1997 and 2002) as well as those from the archive of the satrap seat in Daskyleion in the Northwest of Asia Minor (Kaptan 2002), which are chronologically close (end 5th and 4th century BCE) to the WD-finds. Not each and every single motive and artifact of the WD-corpus comprising more than 120 items can be dealt with in detail throughout the following pages. We refer to the editio princeps by Leith (1990, 1997) respectively to the concerning chapter in Keel’s Corpus volume II (Keel 2010, 340-379). The article gives a brief history of research (2.), some basic remarks on the development of style (3.) and a selection of detail-studies (4.). A crosscheck with other relevant corpora of stamp-seals (5.) as well as a compressed synthesis (6.) are contributions in order to characterize and classify the unique iconographic assemblage. There are rather few references to the late Persian coins from Samaria (Meshorer/Qedar 1999), which have been impressed about contemporaneous with the WD-bullae (372-333 BCE), as there is an article by Patrick Wyssmann in this volume about that specific corpus. Through the perspective of the late Persian iconography, Samaria appears as a dazzling metropolis at the crossroads of Greek and Persian culture, which is far away from a strict and revolutionary religious orthodoxy

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Resource pulses are common in various ecosystems and often have large impacts on ecosystem functioning. Many animals hoard food during resource pulses, yet how this behaviour affects pulse diffusion through trophic levels is poorly known because of a lack of individual-based studies. Our objective was to examine how the hoarding behaviour of arctic foxes (Alopex lagopus) preying on a seasonal pulsed resource (goose eggs) was affected by annual and seasonal changes in resource availability. We monitored foraging behaviour of foxes in a greater snow goose (Chen caerulescens atlanticus) colony during 8 nesting seasons that covered 2 lemming cycles. The number of goose eggs taken and cached per hour by foxes declined 6-fold from laying to hatching, while the proportion of eggs cached remained constant. In contrast, the proportion of eggs cached by foxes fluctuated in response to the annual lemming cycle independently of the seasonal pulse of goose eggs. Foxes cached the majority of eggs taken (> 90%) when lemming abundance was high or moderate but only 40% during the low phase of the cycle. This likely occurred because foxes consumed a greater proportion of goose eggs to fulfill their energy requirement at low lemming abundance. Our study clearly illustrates a behavioural mechanism that extends the energetic benefits of a resource pulse. The hoarding behaviour of the main predator enhances the allochthonous nutrients input brought by migrating birds from the south into the arctic terrestrial ecosystem. This could increase average predator density and promote indirect interactions among prey.

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Presentamos un conjunto de 424 monedas y 4 objetos de oro recuperados durante la excavación de una vivienda islámica en la calle Jabonerías de Murcia construida en el siglo XI. Las monedas se hallaban en el interior de una vasija cerámica que se ocultaba en uno de los muros de dicha casa. El tesorillo está compuesto por moneda procedente del norte de África y Sicilia, mayoritariamente fatimí, y fracciones de dinar de las taifas andalusíes.

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11th Row: Assistant coaches: Alex Agase, Cam Cameron, Jerry Meter, Tom Reed, Elliott Uzelac, Gary Moeller, Lloyd Carr, Bill Harris, Jerry Hanlon, Tirrel Burton, Mike Gittleson, Recruiting Coord. Fritz Seyferth, Admin. Ass't. Cliff Dochterman

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8th Row: John Milligan, Tony Boles, Jarrod Bunch, Greg McMurtry, Marc Spencer, Tom Dohring, Warde Manuel, Timothy Williams, Leroy Hoard, Allen Jefferson, Tracy Williams, David Key

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5th Row: Rick Stites, Ernie Bock, Mike Gillette, Scott Mandel, Mike Kovak, John Willingham, Dave Mandel, John Duerr, J.J. Grant, Don Lessner, Bob Stites

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3rd Row: Erik Campbell, Mike Husar, Mark Messner, Jack Walker, Steve Thibert, Andree McIntyre, Andy Borowski, Dave Folkertsma, Tim Schulte, John Vitale, Phil Webb, Phil Logas

2nd Row: Jamie Morris, Monte Robbins, Todd Schulte, Billy Harris, Mark Hammerstein, Paul Jokisch, Bob Perryman, Mike Reinhold, John Elliott, Jerry Quaerna, Carlitos Bostic, Chris Zurbrugg, Head Coach Bo Schembechler

Front Row: Ken Higgins, Pat Moons, Garland Rivers, Ivan Hicks, Andy Moeller, Tony Gant, Jim Harbaugh, Gerald White, Thomas Wilcher, Dieter Heren, Doug Mallory, Russell Rein

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Back Row: Jon Falk, Brad Andress, Alozie Okezie, Eddie Azcona, John Albertson, Randy Stark, Chris Hutchinson, Barry Kelley, Erik Knuth, Paul Manning, Pat Maloney, John Woodlock, John Ellison, Curt Mallory, Kevin Heading, Assayan Jordan, Ira Pintel, Phil Bromley, Scott Woolf

7th Row: Pat Perkins, Bob Bland, Mike Filander, John Becker, Doug Cohen, D.J. Brown, Elvis Grbac, Steve Everitt, Rob Doherty, Doug Skene, Joe Cocozzo, Brian Wallace, Mortin Davis, Bill Schaffer, Livetius Johnson, Coleman Wallace, Corwin Brown, Dave Herrick, Dennis Blanchard

6th Row: Russ Miller, Ken Mouton, Jim Plocki, Jon Vaughn, Desmond Howard, Dwayne Ware, Ra-Mon Watkins, Shawn Watson, Dave Caputo, Eric Traupe, James Sinclair, Mike Evans, Matt McCoy, Yale Van Dyne, J.D. Carlson, Bill Madden, Leon Morton, Kevin Kolcheff, Jim Herrmann

5th Row: Paul Schmidt, Jeff Long, Dave Knight, Ron Zielinski, Lance Dottin, Dave Ritter, Erick Anderson, Dave Diebolt, Dan Jokisch, Greg Skrepenak, Alex Marshall, Brian Townsend, Matt Elliott, Chris Bohn, Rusty Fichtner, Marc Soehnlen, Mike Gittleson, Cam Cameron

4th Row: Jon Heacock, Bill Harris, Eric Bush, Otis Williams, Steve Zacharias, Jeff Tubo, Trey Walker, Dean Dingman, Marc Spencer, Scott Smykowski, Marc Ramirez, Doug Daugherty, Tripp Welborne, Neil Simpson, Todd Plate, Wilbur Odom, Ken Sollom, Tirrel Burton, Bobby Morrison

3rd Row: Bob Chmiel, Gulam Khan, Chris Horn, Tracy Williams, Leroy Hoard, Tim Williams, John Milligan, Tom Dohring, Jarrod Bunch, Warde Manuel, Greg McMurtry, Chris Feaster, Mike Teeter, T.J. Osman, Doug Matton, Mark Gutzwiller, Kevin Owen, Tom Reid, Les Miles

2nd Row: Jerry Hanlon, Bobby Abrams, David Key, Joel Boyden, Anthony Mitchell, Rick Hassel, Frank Petroff, Keith Mitchell, Pat Olszewski, David Weil, Joe Holland, Sean LaFountaine, Vincent Washington, Chris Calloway, Allen Jefferson, Tony Boles, Vada Murray, Gary Moeller, Lloyd Carr1st row:Mike Gillette, John Kolesar, John Herrmann, David Arnold, Dave Chester, John Vitale, Mark Messner, Michael Dames, Mike Husar, Jeff Brown, Derrick Walker, J.J. Grant, Brent White, Michael Taylor, Bo Schembechler.

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Back Row: Scott Wolfe, Phil Bromley, Bob Chmiel, Cam Cameron, Les Miles, Tirrel Burton, Jerry Hanlon, Gary Moeller, Lloyd Carr, Tom Reed, Bill Harris, Bobby Morrison, Jim Herrmann, Mike Gittleson, Jon Falk, Russ Miller, John Heacock, Kevin Kolcheff, Mike Dietzel

7th Row: Brian Schrag, Dave Herrick, Jeff Tack, Pete Elezovic, Mike Maloney, Terry Looby, Brian Foster, Ron Buff, Robert Harbour, Greg Lobdell*, Joshua Wuerfel, Jim Plocki, Mike Dillon, Paul Schmidt, Bob Bland, Mike Vollmer

6th Row: Chris Stapleton, Derrick Alexander, Alfie Burch, Marc Milia, Steve Rekowski, Marc Burkholder, Eric Graves, Ninef Aghakhan, Troy Plate, Mike Lewis, Sylvester Stanley, Todd Martens, Tony McGee, Burnie Legette, Mike Nadlicki, Doug Musgrave, Dave Dobreff, Joe Barry, William Steuk

5th Row: Desmond Howard, Jon Vaughn, Dwayne Ware, Corwin Brown, Pat Maloney, Paul Manning, Randy Stark, Brian Wallace, John Albertson, Kevin Hedding, Curt Mallory, Eduardo Azcona, Doug Cohen, John Ellison, Coleman Wallace, Livetius Johnson, Dennis Washington

4th Row: Alozie Okezie*, Ra-Mon Watkins, Leon Morton, Dave Caputo, Steve Everitt, Elvis Grbac, Doug Skene, Rob Doherty, Joe Cocozzo, Martin Davis, Chris Hutchinson, Eric Knuth, Barry Kelley, Bill Schaffer, John Woodlock, Bill Madden*, Shawn Watson, Eric Traupe, Yale VanDyne

3rd Row: J.D. Carlson, Kevin Owen, Lance Dottin, Matt McCoy, Neil Simpson, Matt Elliott, Brian Townsend, Dave Diebolt, Greg Skrepenak, Alex Marshall, Dan Jokisch, Mike Evans, Dave Ritter, Ron Zielinski, Otis Williams, Steve Zacharias, Dave Knight, Chris Bohn, Eric Bush

2nd Row: Dean Dingman, Scott Smykowski, Marc Spencer, Warde Manuel, Mike Teeter, Tom Dohring, Brent White, Derrick Walker, Bobby Abrams, Greg McMurtry, J.J. Grant, Jarrod Bunch, T.J. Osman, Marc Ramirez, John Milligan, Tim Williams, Doug Daugherty, Trey Walker, Erick Anderson

Front Row: Gulam Khan, Curtis Feaster, Tony Boles, Vada Murray, David Key, Tripp Welbourne, Chris Calloway, Michael Taylor, Allen Jefferson, Leroy Hoard, Todd Plate, Rusty Fichtner, Ken Sollom

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#9, Michael Taylor; #76, Michael Dames; #33 Leroy Hoard

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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Biomechanics Division, Washington, D.C.

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"A large part of the material ... originally appeared in the columns of Hoard's dairyman; and because there have been many requests that the articles be gathered into a book, the author feels justified in offering them in their present revised and amplified form."--Foreword.

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"Questions and answers" at end of most of the chapters.

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John Milligan (30), Derrick Walker (89), Leroy Hoard (33), Mike Teeter (91), J.J. Grant(95) Dave Dobreff(48)