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            (kat. št. 55, 147). To so bile posode, ki so jih uporabljali za   covered at three sites in Istria (Valtida, Tujan, Nesactium)
            posmrtne pogostitve in obrede, nato pa so bile položene   (cat. no. 44). The bovine head motif is characteristic
            v grobove, s čimer so evocirale heroizacijo pokojnika,   of the southern Italic Magna Graecian art of the time,
            življenjski cikel, plodnost in nesmrten simpozij. Veliko   from whence our Istrian specimens originate. A rhyton
            drugih vrčkov, skodelic in celo amfor je bilo pripisanih t. i.   placed in the grave may have signalled on the one hand
            »novim posodam« daunijske lončarske produkcije (kat. št.   the aristocratic ideal, and on the other the heroisation
            135–142, 148–149), prisotni pa so tudi kraterji in skodelice   of the deceased, to whom it guaranteed an immortal
            reliefne keramike iz vzhodnojadranskih delavnic, medtem   symposium, rebirth, and fertility, placing the deceased in
            ko se nekvalitetnejši lokalni lončarski izdelki določajo kot   the same mental category as a participant in the divine
            posode impasto, ki so služile kot žare z grobimi primesmi   banquet (Blečić Kavur, Kavur 2020). Represented from
            (Mihovilić 2014, 260–262, 270–272; 2021, 516).   the north Adriatic workshops is the grey pottery of Veneto
                                                             and the Alto Adriatico (“Upper Adriatic”) class of pottery
                                                             of the Etruscan workshops of Spina of the late 4  and
                                                                                                     th
            Podobno kot keramične tudi bronaste posode kažejo na ši-
                                                             3  centuries BCE (cat. nos. 143–144, 146, 150, 153). Two
                                                              rd
            rok spekter uporabe iz razširjenih kulturnih okolij. Dolenjska
                                                             red–figure jugs with women’s heads painted in profile
            in Benečija sta tradicionalno oskrbovali s figuralno okra-
            šenimi situlami. V smislu zadnje faze tega umetniškega   have been identified as goods deposited in the graves
                                                             of the wealthy in Nesactium (Mihovilić 2002; 2004; 2014,
            sloga jih zaznamuje samo en figuralni friz, najpogosteje
                                                             274–276) (cat. nos. 55, 147). These were vessels used
            živali (kat. št. 108, 154, 156). Nasprotno pa Histri v glo-  in feasts and rites in memory of the deceased before
            balnem obtoku sprejemajo tudi druge bronaste posode iz   being laid into the grave, thus evoking the heroisation of
            etruščanskih in makedonskih delavnic, med katerimi so
                                                             the deceased, the cycle of life, fertility, and the immortal
            zvonaste in stamnoidne situle, stamnosi, ciste in drugi
                                                             symposium. Many other jugs, bowls and even amphorae
            pripomočki, ki so se uporabljali pri razkošnih slovesnostih   are attributed to the so–called “new vases” of Daunian
            in obredih (Mihovilić 2007c; 2014, 258; 2017; Blečić Kavur
                                                             pottery production (cat. nos. 135–142, 148–149), and
            2020; 2022a; 2022b; 2024b) (kat. št. 157, 159–162).  there are kraters and beakers of relief pottery from the

                                                             workshops of the eastern Adriatic. Impasto ware such
            Tako pri noši kot pri nakitu so prepoznane številne inova-  as urns with coarse tempers have been attributed to the
            cije, še posebej v zvezi s srebrnim nakitom v 3. stoletju pr.   less well–known local pottery production (Mihovilić 2014,
            n. št., kot so srebrne certoške fibule in fibule tipa Baška   260–262, 270–272; 2021, 516).
            (Blečić Kavur 2015, 151–177) (kat. št. 165), podkvasti
            uhani in zapestnice, pletene verižice in antropomorfni   Like ceramic ware, the bronze ware also presents a broad
            obeski, prevzeti iz helenističnih delavnic Liburnov, prav   range of uses across a wide distribution of cultural mi-
            tako pa tudi pogosta uporaba poznih bronastih certoških   lieus. Lower Carniola and Veneto were traditionally sup-
            fibul (Mihovilić 1995; 2014, 270). Nazadnje lahko prav v   pliers of situlae with figural decoration. The final phase
                                                             of this artistic style is typified by a single, largely zoomor-
            oblikah nakita in elementih oblačil zasledimo tudi posre-
                                                             phic, figural frieze (cat. nos. 108, 154, 156). In the global
            dne keltske vplive, ki z ene strani odražajo široko razšir-
            jeno modo, z druge pa regionalno proizvodnjo v zadnjih   flow of trade the Histri, conversely, also absorbed other
                                                             bronze ware, from Etruscan and Macedonian workshops,
            stoletjih starega veka, v času romanizacije polotoka in
                                                             including bell–shaped and stamnoid situlae, stamnoi,
            postopne asimilacije avtohtonih prebivalcev, še posebej
            na obalnem območju. Treba je omeniti latensko modo   cistae, and other implements used at lavish festivities
                                                             and rituals (Mihovilić 2007c; 2014, 258; 2017; Blečić Ka-
            vozlastih torkvesov ter valovitih bronastih in steklenih                                             The Heroic Age of The  Histri
                                                             vur 2020; 2022a; 2022b; 2024b) (cat. nos. 157, 159–162).
            zapestnic (Buršić-Matijašić 1989; Sakara Sučević 2004,




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