Draganesti Olt - Corboaica
Balkan Prehistoric Sites
Draganesti Olt - Corboaica. A tell.
Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dr%C4%83g%C4%83ne%C5%9Fti-Olt
Location: abt 72 m above see level.
Map: Wikipedia.
Excavations: M. Nica, C. Schuster, T. Zorzoliu and A. Comsa (1990; 1993-1997).
Stratigraphy/Relative chronology:
I1-4 2.00-2.90 m in depth - Gumelnita A2, four house levels
II5-6, 1-2 m - Gumelnita B1; 0.50 -1 m - Late Salcuta;
0.00-0.40 m: sherds of Cernavoda III, Glina, Cotofeni, Verbicioara and later periods.
Burials: 9 graves discovered at different depths.
References: Nica et al. 1994; Nica et al. 1995; Comsa A. 1995; Nikolova 1999a:28; Schuster
2007.
10 Year Anniversary of "The Balkans in Later Prehistory" by Lolita Nikolova with
contributions of Cristian Schuster and Igor Manzura. BAR International Series 791.
BAR. Oxford. 1999.
Draganesti-Olt (after Wikipedia)
Webgraphy:
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About an Early Bronze Age Clay Phallus from Drăgăneşti-Olt-Corboaica, Southern Romania        
Translated Title: About an Early Bronze Age Clay Phallus from Drăgăneşti-Olt-Corboaica, Southern Romania
Publication: ISTROS (XIV/2007)
Author Name: Schuster, Cristian;  
Language: English
Subject: History
Issue: XIV/2007
Page Range: 247-261
No. of Pages: 15
File size: 451 KB
Download Fee: 2.5 Euro (€)
Summary: The Glina Culture, the most expressive cultural manifestation of the Early Bronze Age in southern Romania was relatively poor
in idols, either zoomorphic of anthropomorphic ones. The objects of that category had been exclusively modelled out of clay, in semi-
coarse or fine paste.
Keywords: Phallus; Early Bronze Age; Glina culture.