20.500.12556/RUL-131806 Zoomorfni ročaji z najdišča Hisarlık Tepe – Troja Zoomorphic handles from the site Hisarlık Tepe – Troy Na izkopavanjih konec 19. stoletja je H. Schliemann na najdišču Hisarlık Tepe – Troja odkril več zoomorfnih ročajev, ki so narejeni večinoma iz sive anatolske keramike in spadajo v obdobje t. i. Visoke kulture Troje VI in VIIa (1700–1190/80 pr. n. št.) in izzvenijo v času t. i. kulture z balkanskim značajem Troje VIIb (1190/80–950 pr. n. št.). Danes so hranjeni v Muzeju za prazgodovino in zgodnjo zgodovino v Berlinu in so tokrat prvič, skupaj z dvema izlivoma, sistematično predstavljeni v tem delu in katalogu. Ročajev je do danes ohranjenih 35 in nekaj je bilo podobnih najdb s kasnejših izkopavanj C. Blegena in M. Korfmanna, ki nam omogočajo bolj točno datacijo in zagotavljajo zanesljivejše arheološke kontekste. Primerjave se najdejo tudi na območju Anatolije in severno egejskega prostora, saj je Troja imela stike tako z vzhodom kot zahodom. Ročaji so večinoma abstraktne oblike, a tisti, ki so razpoznavni predstavljajo govedo, konja, jelenjad, plazilce (kače) in ptice ter vodne živali. Ne vemo na kakšnih posodah točno so bili, nekaj oblik je možnih, vendar lahko predvidevamo, da je šlo za posodje za posebne priložnosti. Abstraktne in tudi realistične upodobitve tako izmišljenih, fantastičnih kot resničnih živali nam dajo vpogled v simbolni svet prebivalcev griča Hisarlık. During his excavations on the site of Hisarlık Tepe – Troy at the end of the 19th century, H. Schliemann discovered some zoomorphic handles that are made of Anatolian Grey Ware and date to the so-called High Culture of Troy VI and VIIa (1700–1190/80 BC) and become less common during the so-called Balkan influenced culture of Troy VIIb (1190/80–950 BC). Today they are kept at the Museum of Prehistory and Early History in Berlin and are now for the first time, together with two spouts, systematically presented here in this thesis and catalogue. There are 35 handles preserved until today and there were some similar finds from later excavations from C. Blegen and M. Korfmann that allow us to date the handles more accurately and give us stronger archaeological contexts. We can also see similar artefacts in Anatolia and in the north Aegean because Troy had connections with the East as well as the West. The handles are mostly abstract in shape, but the ones we can recognize represent cattle, horses, deer, reptiles (snakes), and birds as well as aquatic animals. We don't know what type of pottery were they attached to, there are some shapes that can be considered, but we can speculate it was a type of pottery for special occasions. Abstract and also realistic portrayals of fictional and fantastical as well as real animals give us a glimpse into the symbolic world of the Hisarlık hill residents. zoomorfni ročaji Troja VI in VII siva anatolska keramika Anatolija živali zoomorphic handles Troy VI and VII Anatolian Grey Ware Anatolia animals true false false Slovenski jezik Angleški jezik Diplomsko delo/naloga 2021-10-04 08:15:40 2021-10-04 08:15:46 2022-09-10 04:13:54 0000-00-00 00:00:00 2021 0 0 0000-00-00 NiDoloceno NiDoloceno NiDoloceno 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 1970-01-01 486084 13566.pdf 13566.pdf 1 BCD72A6042CAEF71875ECF7B69DBB748 6fb50d9d731dbac328e24ee8008aa383c10f442a49aa1ca8afeb3bfa61db378d 3a9d5b61-24da-11ec-a523-00155dcfd717 https://repozitorij.uni-lj.si/Dokument.php?lang=slv&id=149215 Filozofska fakulteta 0 0 0