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The Byzantine glazed ceramics in the cites of the Northern Black Sea region of the Golden Horde period (the second half of the XIIIth – end of the XIVth cc.)

Bocharov S.G., Maslovsky A.N.


page 20–36

DOI: https://doi.org/10.24852/pa2012.1.1.20.36


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Glazed ceramics of Byzantine origin, which came has been found on town sites of the Northern Black Sea region referring to the Golden Horde period (second half of the 13th – late 14th cc.), is characterized in the article. Materials from the urban centers of the Crimea (Solkhat, Sudak, Kaffa, Chersonese, Cembalo), the Azov Sea region (Azaq), and the lower reaches of the Don and Kuban rivers are discussed. The applied principles of ceramics classification have been formulated. On their basis, six major groups of Byzantine ceramic imports have been identified. For each group, a description of morphological and technological features, ornamentation methods and motifs has been provided; chronological framework of their arrival in the region has been specified. Conclusions have been offered as to the extent of distribution and the role played by diverse groups of Byzantine glazed ceramics in the cities of the Northern Black Sea region

Keywords

archaeologythe Northern Black Sea regionthe Middle AgesGolden Horde citieslate Byzantine ceramic importschronological stagesproduction methods and technologyclassification methods

About the author(s)

Bocharov Sergei G. Candidate of Historical Sciences. Crimean branch of Institute of Archaeology, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine; sgbotcharov@mail.ru

Maslovsky Andrey N. Candidate of Historical Sciences. Azov History, Archaeology and Paleontology Museum-Reserve. Moskovskaya St., 38/40, Azov, 346780, Russian Federation; maslovskiazak@mail.ru