A reliquary cum grano salis

Petrukhin, Vladimir

doi:10.31857/S086960630001645-8

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Vladimir Petrukhin Send message

Affiliation: Institute of Slavic Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences
Address: Russian Federation

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Issue 3

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111-116

Abstract

Containers made from parts of the sawn horn of the red deer have received different interpretations in the literature. They are represented as everyday objects, necks of the wineskins, containers for keeping salt, or repositories of certain “relics”. There is no data on those “relics” (the cult of relics being characteristic of the Christian tradition), some sacred content is attributed to the ornamentation of containers. The assumed (S. Tash) connection of containers with transcontinental salt trade can be supported by mapping the full catalog of finds. Obviously, the areas of finds include the “Avaro-Khazar” world of Central and Eastern Europe as well as the “Baltic” region: Novgorod “saltcellars” synthesize the traditions of these areas.

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saltcellar, reliquary, bone-carving craft

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14.10.2018

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15.10.2018

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GOST	Petrukhin V. A “reliquary” cum grano salis // Russian archeology. – 2018. – Issue 3 C. 111-116 . URL: https://rosarchras.ru/s086960630001645-8-1/?version_id=7949. DOI: 10.31857/S086960630001645-8
MLA	Petrukhin, Vladimir "A “reliquary” cum grano salis." Russian archeology. 3 (2018).:111-116. DOI: 10.31857/S086960630001645-8
APA	Petrukhin V. (2018). A “reliquary” cum grano salis. Russian archeology. no. 3, pp.111-116 DOI: 10.31857/S086960630001645-8

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