Documente Academic
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21
Revista
Muzeului Național al Carpaților Răsăriteni
Editura ANGVSTIA
Sf. Gheorghe
2017
Redactor şef
Valerii Kavruk
Redactor responsabil
Alexandru Popa
Colegiu de redacţie
Dan Lucian Buzea
Ana Dobreanu
Maria Magdalena Ştefan
Dan Ştefan
e-mail: secretariat@mncr.ro
web: angvstia.mncr.ro
ISSN 2602-0653
Noi date cu privire la tezaurul monetar medieval de la Baia Sprie / Neue Daten zum mittelal-
terlichen Münzfund aus Baia Sprie – Carol Kacsó ................................................................................. 173
Activitatea Muzeului Naţional al Carpaţilor Răsăriteni în anul 2017 / The activity of the National
Museum of Eastern Carpathians in 2017 – Valerii Kavruk, Dan Buzea, Cristina Felea-Baubec,
Ana Dobreanu................................................................................................................................................. 237
József Puskás1
ABSTRACT
In the last two years field surveys were carried out in the valley of the Black River, in the Târgu Secuiesc
Depression. The present paper is the 4th of the series, presenting 15 sites, from which 13 were unknown un-
til present. The earliest settlement traces were discovered at Boroşneu Mare–Kökösi mason, belonging to
the Neolithic Linear Pottery culture. To the Wietenberg culture of the Middle Bronze Age eight settlements
are belonging (Boroşneu Mare–Conacul Kökösi, Cernat–Kapitány I., Cernat–Molnár 2 I., Cernat–Molnár 2II.,
Imeni–Rákosdomb, Lunga–Árkon kívül, Mărtănuş–Tanorok and Turia–Rétiláb/Nagy út mente), from which
five to its 2nd, one to the 3rd phase of evolution, while two cannot be dated because of the fragmentary
material. The Late Bronze Age is represented by the Noua culture, with five settlements (Cătălina–Városi út
jobb oldala II, Cernat–Kapitány I., Imeni–Rákosdomb, Lunga–Gardens and Mărtănuş–Tanorok). On three of
them the so-called “ashmounds” were identified. Three settlements of the Late Bronze Age/Early Iron Age
Gáva culture were discovered at Boroşneu Mare–Karé, Imeni–Rákosdomb and Lunga–Ponkok. The settle-
ment from Lunga can be dated to the Ha A2-B1 period. The dacian period is represented by six settlements
(Cernat–Kapitány I., Imeni–Rákosdomb, Lunga–Inlot, Târgu Secuiesc–Városi út jobb oldala III., Turia–Rétiláb/
Nagy út mente and Turia–Vőremenő), most of them belonging to the 1st century BC–1st century AD. From
the post-roman (Sântana de Mureş–Černjachov culture) era two sites are presented, both already known
in the earlier literature (Boroşneu Mare–Conacul Kökösi and Cătălina–Városi út jobb oldala II). At Cătălina a
grindstone was discovered, very likely belonging to this period. A few sherds from the Middle Ages were
found in Lunga–Gardens and Lunga–Inlot.
2
Pentru articolele precedente pe această temă vezi:
1
Arheolog independent, Târgu Secuiesc–Lunga, PUSKÁS 2012: 115-150; PUSKÁS 2012-2013: 155-
joska1987@yahoo.com. 206; PUSKÁS 2015: 257-290.