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Byzantine artefacts from Ephesos : a cataloguePülz, Andrea M.The material legacy of the Byzantine period includes, in addition to jewellery and dress accessories, amulets and other magical objects, lead seals, bread stamps, medicinal and cosmetic instruments, ... weighing scales and weights, writing utensils and work tools, as well as small-scale implements including various lighting devices, locks and keys. The materials used are equally varied: luxury goods were frequently produced from precious metals, ivory and silk. Ordinary jewellery, in contrast, was generally made of nonferrous metal and glass. Small finds are therefore primarily testimonials of daily life, yet at the same time also of technical skills, economic relations, trading contacts as well as religious and artistic beliefs. Belonging to the luxury goods from the sacred/ecclesiastical realm, for example, are processional crosses, chalices, incense burners, polycandela, reliquaries and votive icons. A differentiation between profane and sacred usage is, however, not always easy, since objects with Christian images and symbols cannot in themselves always be assigned to the ecclesiastical or sacred realm. Thus, for example, reliquary crosses (encolpia) and cross pendants may also be assessed as an expression of individual religiosity and private piety. The perception of the Byzantine jewellery and dress accessories has until today primarily been determined by the luxury goods of gold and silver, although these represent only a minor part of the Byzantine artefacts. The comprehensive analysis of the numerous objects of copper alloys, that is, differing alloys of non-ferrous metals, is also assigned a particular significance, since these are able as in the case of Ephesos to provide a valuable contribution to the study of the material culture of daily life and the history of the Byzantine eraType of material - catalogue ; adult, seriousEdition - 1st ed.Publication and manufacture - Wien : Holzhausen, 2017Language - englishISBN - 978-3-903207-02-8; 3-903207-02-0COBISS.SI-ID - 57894147
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Pülz, Andrea M.
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Schwarcz, David Zs. |
Mörth, Marlies
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Jewelry, Byzantine |
Catalogs |
Decoration and ornament, Byzantine |
Catalogs |
Byzantine antiquities |
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Christian art and symbolism |
Ephesus (Extinct city) |
Antiquities |
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Turčija |
Efez (izumrlo mesto) |
arheološke najdbe |
bizantinske arheološke ostaline |
bizantinska dekoracije |
krščanska umetnost |
krščanska simbolika |
križi |
nakit |
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