Istraživanja kasnobrončanoga naselja u Novi Gradu na Savi 2021. godine

Autor: Ložnjak Dizdar, Daria, Miklik-Lozuk, Lidija
Jazyk: chorvatština
Rok vydání: 2022
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Zdroj: Annales Instituti Archaeologici
Volume XVIII
Issue 1
ISSN: 1845-4046
1848-6363
Popis: U spomen na prof. dr. sc. Nives Majnarić-Pandžić (1938. – 2022.) Probna arheološka istraživanja provedena su u jesen 2021. godine u Novi Gradu na Savi u okviru istraživačkoga projekta HRZZ IP 2019-04-2520. Cilj istraživanja bilo je locirati groblje kasnobrončanodobnoga naselja Novi Grad koje je istraživano sedamdesetih godina 20. stoljeća. Položaj pet sondi za istraživanja odabran je na gredi smještenoj sjeverno od naselja prema površinskim nalazima sitnih ulomaka kasnobrončanodobne keramike i spaljenih kostiju na položajima Rupečica i Matkovača. Provedena istraživanja dala su rezultate u tri sonde. U dvije istočnije sonde otkrivene su po dvije jame s rijetkim nalazima prapovijesne keramike. U najzapadnijoj sondi 5 otkriven je veći broj jama te ukopi za stupove koji se mogu datirati u kraj srednjega i početak kasnoga brončanog doba. Otkrivena je i stratigrafski mlađa jama koja se, prema keramičkim ulomcima, može datirati u početak mlađe faze kasnoga brončanog doba. Rezultati probnoga istraživanja u Novi Gradu ukazuju na kompleksnu naseobinsku sliku tijekom srednjega i kasnoga brončanog doba na promatranome prostoru kojega obilježavaju blaga uzvišenja smještena uz rijeku Savu na kojima su dokumentirani intenzivni tragovi naseljavanja tijekom različitih faza razvoja kasnoga brončanog doba, na što je vjerojatno utjecala promjena klimatskih uvjeta kao i razina rijeke Save.
In memory of Prof. Nives Majnarić-Pandžić (1938–2022) Trial archaeological excavations at Novi Grad na Savi were carried out in the fall of 2021 within the HRZZ IP 2019-04-2520 research project. The goal was to find the cemetery of Novi Grad, a Late Bronze Age settlement researched in the 1970s. The locations of the five trenches on the ridge north of the settlement were chosen on the basis of surface finds of small fragments of Late Bronze Age pottery and burnt bones at the sites of Rupečica and Matkovača. The results were obtained from three trenches. In each of the two easternmost trenches there were two pits with rare finds of prehistoric pottery. In the westernmost trench, Trench 5, there was a large number of pits and postholes that can be dated to the end of the Middle Bronze Age and the beginning of the Late Bronze Age. There was also a younger pit in the stratigraphic sense; based on the ceramic fragments, it can be dated to the beginning of the younger phase of the Late Bronze Age. The results of the trial excavations at Novi Grad indicate a complex habitation picture for the Middle and Late Bronze Age in the observed area, characterized by mild elevations along the River Sava with documented intensive traces of habitation during the different development phases of the Late Bronze Age, probably influenced by changes in climate conditions and the level of the River Sava.
Databáze: OpenAIRE