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Researches at Otres Lukačuša

Mate Zekan ; Muzej hrvatskih arheoloških spomenika HR -Split 21 000

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The locality ofOtres -Lukačuša has been known since the end of the 19h century as a rich archaeological site from where prehistoric) Roman and especially medieval periods were brought to the Croatian Archaeological Monuments Museum (then known as the First Museum of Croatian Antiquities). Of all of them) the greatest attention was paid to fragments ofchurch furnishings that decorated the pre-Romanesque church ofthe Old-Croatian period.
Revision researches of 1997 and 1983-1986 established a layer of Roman countryside farming-residential architecture on top of which developed the village of Otres. In the village)first was built a pre-Romanesque and then a Romanesque church. There was found an inscription of name of the Croatian prince) Branimir) wherefore the older church is dated to the 9h century. By the churches there is a large graveyard.
The researches continued in 1987 defined the degree ofpreservation of sacral structures) established existence of yet another medieval house) and several anefacts were collected from 38 graves. There stand out two-sided ornamented bone comb with case and a pair of large iron spurs of bent arches and a starshaped tip of the spike.
Researches have not been completed.

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Hrčak ID:

92732

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/92732

Datum izdavanja:

28.9.2000.

Podaci na drugim jezicima: hrvatski

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