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University of Oradea
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University of Debrecen
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Archaeological monuments
Sântandrei
In this place was discovered: an obsidian blade, a mace basalt and broken bones
from the Bronze Age, a heart-shaped pendant of 7.5 g of an unspecified age. They
discovered a Tisza II neolithic settlement, a Coţofeni settlement from early Bronze Age.
Following tillage were collected Ottoman pottery, phases I, II, III and PSAL bone.
Since the early Iron Age fragments of pottery were found and fragments of large
urns bitronconic. Celtic pottery was found and an celtic iron knife and Dacian pottery
made by hand and the wheel. VII-IX century comes with prefeudal ceramics, funerary
inventory scrap (bits and stirrup) of early feudalism. West of Oradea between the city
and Sântandrei they found a 11 cm height ship worked to reel tape decorated with
wavy reddish paste, dated from VIII-X century.
The hearth was discovered a village feudal monetary treasure, consisting of 171
pieces of silver issued by King Ladislaus I (1077-1095) and a Byzantine gold coin
issued by Emperor Constantine Monomacul.
Bibliography:
Muzeul Ţării Crişurilor (1974), Repertoriul Monumentelor din judeţul Bihor, Oradea.