title: Two-horned Lamellar Lunulas of the Roman Period in the Crimea: distribution, dating (by materials from the Frontovoye 3 Burial Ground)
abstract: The article addresses two-horned lamellar silver lunula pendants of the late Roman Period, found in burials 13 and 94 of Frontovoye 3 burial ground in the South-West Crimea. The distribution of lunulas of similar types in the Crimea and adjacent territories, their dating and methods of wearing have been studied. In most cases, these pendants are found in burial complexes of the second half of the 3rd century in Crimea, on the territory of Northern Dagestan, in Kalmykia and in the basin of the Lo
journal: Stratum plus Archaeology and Cultural Anthropology